Accessible Documents for the Years 1980-1989

Accessible Documents for the Years 1980-1989

Items are listed alphabetically within year (and within month for the most recent).
An indication of the size of accessible documents is given in kilobytes (eg 42k) -- meaning 42,000 characters.
Where a document has active weblinks to other documents, this may be given as (42k, 15w) -- meaning 15 weblinks
Where a PDF version of the document exists, a direct link may be appended to the title listed below
Shorter documents may be parts of others, in-process, (irresponsible) musings, or incomplete
All items may also be separately clustered by some 50 themes
Clarification of the variety of formats and access possibilities is provided separately

Documents for years: 2020+ | 2010-19 | 2000-09 | 1990-99 | 1980-89 | 1970-79 | 1962-69 | ALL years

[1989] Cooperation and its Failures (23k)
[1989] Innovative Global Management through Metaphor (53k, 25w)
[1989] Ordering the Undefinable: Identifying meaningful patterns of world problems (61k, 14w)
[1989] Through Metaphor to a Sustainable Ecology of Development Policies (67k, 15w)
[1988] Atlas of International Relationship Networks: Phased Cycles (7k, 7w, PDF)
[1988] Cooperation and its Failures: Metaphors towards understanding the dilemma for the 1990s (22k, 1w)
[1988] Encyclopedia of Conceptual Insights from the World's Cultures (24k, 11w)
[1988] Energy Patterns in Conferences: a context for higher levels of integration (134k, 14w, PDF)
[1988] Enhancing Policy Forums through Ecological Metaphors (7k, 1w)
[1988] Marriage of Counter-acting Insights (17k)
[1988] Metaphoric Revolution: in quest of a manifesto for governance through metaphor. (113k, 7w, PDF)
[1988] Proposed International Conventions on Nongovernmental Organizations: Comparative table (3k, 4w)
[1988] Reordering Networks of Incommensurable Concepts in Phased Cycles (79k, 27w)
[1988] Sustainable Cycles of Policies: Crop Rotation as a Metaphor (7k, 1w)
[1988] Sustainable cycles of policies: Crop Rotation as a Metaphor (8k, 1w)
[1987] Application to Union of International Associations (14k)
[1987] Dimensions of the Information Society (Table) (25k)
[1987] Forms of Organized Action (Table) (7k)
[1987] Governance Through Metaphor (156k, 7w, PDF)
[1987] Networking Consciousness (138k, 1w)
[1987] Reflections on Associative Constraints and Possibilities in an Information society (51k, 6w, PDF)
[1986] Strategic assumptions of the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential (0.6mb; PHP)
[1987] Variety of Information Policies (Table) (4k)
[1986] Communicable Insights (38k, 1w)
[1986] Comprehension of Appropriateness (90k, 7w, PDF)
[1986] Difficulties in the Transfer of Information between Languages (23k)
[1986] Dimensions of Comprehension Diversity (26k)
[1986] Mapping networks (59k, 1w)
[1986] Review of Frameworks for the Representation of alternative Conceptual Orderings as Determined by Linguistic and Cultural Contexts (143k, 9w)
[1985] Alternation between Variable Geometries: a brokership style for the United Nations (17k, 2w)
[1985] Survey of the Gods and Temples of the Onusien Pantheon (10k)
[1985] Sustaining the Quality of Dialogue * (3k)
[1984] African Language and African Styles of Organization (40k, 2w, PDF)
[1984] Comment: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part A) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Complementary Collections of Papers (1984) (5k, 15w)
[1984] Complementary Metaphors of Discourse: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part I) (21k, 1w)
[1984] Configurative Metaphors: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part J) (8k, 1w)
[1984] Differences in Style of Artistic and Policy Endeavour: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part P) (15k, 1w)
[1984] Envisioning the Perfect Meeting: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part B) (6k, 2w, PDF)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes (12k, 25w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Art of colour (14k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Catastrophe Theory (19k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Chinese art of war (9k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Chinese Communist terminology (3k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Chladni patterns (7k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Genetic code and amino acids (4k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Geometry of Meaning (21k, 3w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: GPID (9k, 3w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: I Ching (14k, 3w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Islamic cosmological doctrine (9k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Language and transformational-generative grammars (15k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Movement and dance notation (36k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Periodic classification of chemical elements (2k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Periodic coaction coordinate system (4k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Polygons and polyhedra (12k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Synergetics (80k, 5w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Systematics (14k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Thermodynamics (13k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Tibetan Buddhism (28k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Tonal patterns of Rg Veda poetry (51k, 2w)
[1984] Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes: Topological features of polyhedra (2k, 2w)
[1984] Focus Subtleties (Meeting Magic): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part H) (6k, 1w)
[1984] Forms of Presentation and the Future of Comprehension (13k, 36w)
[1984] From Networking to Tensegrity Organization (15k, 40w)
[1984] Integrative Failure: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part C) (5k, 1w)
[1984] Integrative Skills: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part D) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Losing Meeting Focus: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part G) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Meeting Focus (a checklist): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part F) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Meeting Focus (a description): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part E) (7k, 1w)
[1984] Meetings as Metaphors: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part M) (5k, 1w)
[1984] Metaphors of Alternation: their significance for development policy-making (90k, 4w)
[1984] Modelling Meetings (Analogies and Metaphors): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part N) (8k, 1w)
[1984] Non-Linear Agendas and Linear Thinking: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part T) (5k, 1w)
[1984] Participant Entrapment (Alienation of Committed Activists): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part R) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Participant Entrapment (Repetition of Learning Cycles): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part S) (3k, 1w)
[1984] Participant Interaction Modes: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part O) (3k, 1w)
[1984] Participant Personality Needs and Problems: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part Q) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Pattern: Access to contained irrationality (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Access to intensity (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Access to patterns of active irrationality (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Accessible facilities for perspective adjuncts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Accessible non-linearity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Activity nodes (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Adaptive interstices (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Adequate variety of cyclic elements (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Ambiguous boundaries (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Aperture compatibility (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate conditions for perspective nourishment (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate configuration for input processing (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate configuration for interaction of complementary perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate configuration for perspective inactivity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate configuration for perspective interaction (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate construction elements (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate proportions of perspective contexts (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate relationship of non-linearity to structures (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Appropriate superstructure to contain transitions between levels (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Arrangement of structures ot engender fruitful interfaces (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Attractive temporary positions (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Blended integration of formal structure and informal context (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Boundary expansion permitting new level generation (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Bounded common small-scale interaction domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Chain of fundamental transformation zones (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Cluster of frameworks (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Coherent pattern of relationship densities (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Common domain at the focal point of a structure (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Common external context for inactivity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Communication pathways enfolded by non-linearity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Compensating relationships in parallel (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Competitive interaction opportunities transposed to a concrete level (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Complementarity (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Complexification of perspective contexts (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Concealment of necessary monotonous perspective patterns (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Congruence between spaces defined by the framework and spaces defined by the processes within it (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Connectedness in isolation (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Containment by integrative superstructure (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Context for acknowledgement of past perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Context boundary (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Context for disorder (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Context for emergence of new perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Context for forms of perspective presentation (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Context for transformative experience (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Contexts for care of premature perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Contexts for exploratory relationship formation challenging emerging perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Contexts of self-organizing non-linearity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Coordination of perspective nourishment (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Cultivation of productive non-linearity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Cycle of relationship reinforcement (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Cyclic interrelation of complementary perspective in common domains (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Decentralized formal processes (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Different settings (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Differentiation by relationship density (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Direct relationship between structures and communication pathways (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Displaceable frameworks (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Distinct pattern of entry points to complex structures (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Distinctiveness of main entry point to structure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Distortion resistant boundaries (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Distribution of organization (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Distribution of secondary inter-level connections (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Diversified interchange environment (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Domain for developing perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Domains of insight (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Domains for non-current elements and those in reserve (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Eccentric access to perspective contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Efficient enclosure of spaces with minimal structural distinctions (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Embedding fixity within variability (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Emphasizing transitions across boundaries (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Encirclement (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Encouraging emphases (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Enfolded overview domains of minimum proportions (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Enhancing function of common domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Enhancing insight by varying levels of exposure to it (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Ensuring function of common domain interfaces (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Exchange contexts controlled by a single perspective (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Exclusive contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Exclusive spaces for emergent perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Exposure of input processing context to external insight (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Exposure of structural activities to communication pathway (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Extended pattern of nuclear interaction (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: External access to higher structural levels (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Facilities for perspective adjuncts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Filtered insights (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Flexible domain organization (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Flexible interfaces (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Focal centre of a complex structure (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Focus-oriented communication networks (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Four-level structural limit (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Framework for transition between structural levels (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Functional cycle (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Functional enhancement of domains separating complementary structures (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Functional integration of unstructured internal domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Functionality enhancement (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Ground-level visibility (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Grounded structures (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Harmoniously structured entry point for external communication media (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Harmonizing space distribution between levels (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hierachy of perspectives favouring the broadest (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitability of communication pathways (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable common domains (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable contexts for perspectives in transition (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable domain for perspective nourishment (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable interface between structures and external environment (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable non-linear domain external to structures (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable reception of external perspectives by structures (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Hospitable transit points (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Identifiable context (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Independent domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Individuality in multiplicity (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Informal context for formal processes (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Informal local perspective interface zones (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Initial level formation (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Insight capturing non-linear extensions of structures (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrated contexts for perspective dynamics (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrating coordinated exposure to irrationality into structures (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrating the historical dimension (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrating a new dimension (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrating points of perspective into common domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrating transition pathways between levels into a structure (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integration within context (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integration of non-linearity into integrative superstructure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integration of perspective acquisition and perspective maintenance dynamics (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integration superstructure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Integrative infrastructure (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Inter-domain contexts for perspective adjuncts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Inter-level connections (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Inter-level integrity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Inter-level zone (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Interaction with coherent irrational perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Interchange (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Interconnected structures (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Interfacing vehicles of communication and networks of unmediated relationships (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Intermediate position (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Intermediate scale organization (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Internal connectedness between domains (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Internal transition spaces enhancing structural entry points (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Interpretation of complementary modes of organization (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Interrelationship of contexts of developing perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Intersection of differently paced communications (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern Language for Participants: Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part U) (10k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Level generation of minimum tension (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Limitation on number of occupiable temporary sites (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Limitation on number of structural levels (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Limiting exposure to harmonious perspectives (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Limiting length of communication pathways (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Linear relationships enhanced by non-linear processes (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local action network (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local cultivation of sources of perspective nourishment (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local focal points (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local interrelationship domains (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local opportunities for perspective activity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local relationship loops (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Local sources for perspective nourishment (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Low-intensity communication pathways (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Maintainable, multi-element external boundaries (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Maintaining distinctions between contextual levels (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Maintenance of source of direct insight within structures as a focal point (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Meaningful symbols of self-transformation (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Minimal context for complementary perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Minimal context interrelating mature and emerging perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Minimal context for single perspective (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Minimal distance between related operational control contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Minimally-structured perspective control operations (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Multi-faceted frameworks (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Nested levels of accessibility (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Network of inter-relationships (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Network of redefinitions (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Non-linear organization (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Occupiable sites exposed to external insight (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Occupiable sites for perspective inactivity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Occupiable temporary site limit (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Off-centering the focal point of a common domain (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Opportunities for perspectives of decreasing activity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of integrative superstructure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of integrative superstructure to minimize insight blindspots (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of inter-domain dynamics (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of structure to enhance autonomy of sub-structures (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of structure to provide occupiable sites (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of structures to enhance receptivity to external insight (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Organization of structures to permit two sources of external insight (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Orientation of domains to receive external insight (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Orientation of structures to enhance receptivity to external insight (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Overview of communication pathway from structure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Overview domains at interfaces of the structure with the external environment (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Overview of external contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Overview sites from integrative superstructure (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Partially contained interfaces (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Partially enclosed internal domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Partially exposed perspective context (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Partially isolated contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Patterning of complex structures (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Patterning integrative superstructure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Perimeter continuity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Perspective-adaptable contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Perspective imitation contexts for developing perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Perspective interaction constraints (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Points of wider perspective (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Positions enabling transcendence (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Presentation of new dimensions (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Primary inter-level connections at transitions in boundary orientation (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Principal points of entry (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Progressive framework definition (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Protected low-density communication pathways (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Protected low intensity relationships (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Protecting non-linear contexts from communication pathways (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Protecting variability to enhance fixity (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Protection of emerging foci (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Provision for pathways for automatic communications (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Provision for temporary perspective inactivity (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Re-integration of rejected perspective by-products (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Receptivity to emerging external insight (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Regenerative resource cultivation areas (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Relationship to indeterminacy (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Relative isolation of complementary perspectives (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Relative isolation of structural interface with communication pathway (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Relatively isolated context for each perspective (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Selective interchange axis (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Semi-autonomous contexts for maturing perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Semi-autonomous contexts for perspectives of decreasing activity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Sequence of viewpoint loci within a structure (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Sites for grounding perspectives in non-linearity (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Small-scale perspective interaction contexts (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Special modes of relationship (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Spontaneous relationship formation amongst emerging perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Stable density gradient of local relationships (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Standard frameworks (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Structural development designed to counteract deficiencies in pattern harmony (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Structure-enfolded insight domain (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Structure-enfolded occupiable sites (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Structures adaptable to changing number of embodied perspectives (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Sub-domain boundary (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Substantive distinctions separating domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Symbolic connection to encompassing domains (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Symbols of integration (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Three-way relationship entrainment (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Time binding (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Tolerance at level interfaces (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Transit point location for sources of perspective nourishment (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Transition domain between structure and communication pathway (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Transitional contexts for perspective reorganization (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Unalienating internal boundaries (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Underdefined processes (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Unmediated supportive emotion (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Unstructured common domain (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Unstructured context for perspective exchange (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: User-determined specialized communications (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Variation in size of perspective contexts (3k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Variety of forms and processes (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Web of general interrelationships (5k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Web of selective interchange (4k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Zones of intermediate insight (2k, 2w)
[1984] Pattern: Zoning internal domains (3k, 2w)
[1984] Patterns of Conceptual Integration (10k, 24w)
[1984] Policy Alternation for Development (10k, 13w)
[1984] Self-constraining Configurations (Communication Patterns): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part L) (4k, 1w)
[1984] Self-constraining Configurations (Energy Dissipation): Towards Transformative Conferencing and Dialogue (Part K) (5k, 1w)
[1984] Transformative Conferencing: Problems and possibilities on the new frontier of high-risk gatherings concerning social development (15k, 21w)
[1984] Yearbook of World Problems and Human Potential: re-design Human Potential portion (41k, 2w)
[1984] 5-fold Pattern Language (23k, 139w, PDF)
[1983] Alternating between Complementary Conditions: dialogue, vision, conference, policy, network, community and lifestyle (43k, 3w)
[1983] Antagonistic Dualities: Polarization and Paradox (20k, 79w)
[1983] Complexification of Integration (58k, 79w)
[1983] Comprehension and Organization (46k, 79w)
[1983] Development through Alternation (71k, 100w)
[1983] Development of Comprehension and Comprehension of Development (156k, 79w)
[1983] Diagram of 384 Relationships between I Ching Hexagrams (Transformation Metaphor) (2k, 5w)
[1983] Diagram of 384 Relationships between I Ching Hexagrams (Transformation Metaphor) (2k, 6w)
[1983] Further Constraints on Conceptual Container Design (35k, 79w)
[1983] Implications (98k, 79w)
[1983] Interrelating Incompatible Viewpoints: dialogue, vision, conference, policy, network, community and lifestyle (35k, 2w)
[1983] Monopolarization (89k, 79w)
[1983] Networking Alternation: an alternation network of 384 pathways of organizational transformation (82k, 72w)
[1983] Patterning Transformative Change: dialogue, vision, conference, policy, network, community and lifestyle (21k, 5w)
[1983] Third Perspective (77k, 79w)
[1983] Threshold of Comprehensibility: a fourfold minimal system? (77k, 79w)
[1982] Alternation between Development Modes: reinforcing dynamic conception through functional classification of international organizations and concerns (106k, 14w)
[1982] Alternative presentation of periodic table of elements, (33k, 1w)
[1982] Circular presentation of periodic table of chemical elements (1k, 1w)
[1982] Conference Transformations: Maturing the reflective, focusing and transformative power of large-group conferences (118k, 2w, PDF)
[1982] Conventional presentation of periodic table of chemical elements (28k, 1w)
[1982] Development as Discontinuous Societal Learning: Cyclic transformation of the global answer economy (142k, 22w)
[1982] Developing through Complexity using Policy Alternation (1.5mb; PDF)
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[1982] Functional Classification in an Integrative Matrix of Human Preoccupations (86k, 17w)
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[1980] Background (University of Earth: Meta-organization for Post-Crisis Action) (62k, 1w)
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[1980] Current Operations (University of Earth: Meta-organization for Post-Crisis Action) (20k, 1w)
[1980] Distinguishing Levels of Declarations of Principles (75k, 2w)
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[1980] Pointers to the Pathology of Collective Memory (10k, 2w)
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