Third star on the left then warp speed. We will be home before another light-year passes. It’s science my friend, Systems Science. —RLN

Systems Science Essays

  1. Approach for the Design of the Software Development Human Activity System.

  2. Design Inquiry - A Summary.

  3. A Review of the Traditional Approach to Computer Software Development - An Ideology Critique.

  4. The Creativity Myth.

  5. The Application of Living Systems Theory to Computer Software Development..

  6. Creativity as Design.

  7. Design Evaluation & Measurement through Living Systems Theory as an Approach to Creativity Measurement.

  8. Some Distinctions between a Systems Approach and Other Methods of Disciplined Inquiry.

  9. A Systems Description Outline.

  10. The Observer Defined the System.

  11. Reflections on Emergence and Holism.

  12. A Description of the Software Development Human Activity System.

  13. The Challenge of Shifting to an Alternative Paradigm.

  14. A Personal Statement on My Preferred Approach to Social Science Inquiry.

  15. Personal Response to an Approach of Inquiry Antithetical to My Own.

  16. The Management Effectivity Analysis.

  17. A Research Proposal for the Redesign of the Software Quality & Control Group.

  18. A Context for Scientific Research Methods in Human Inquiry as the Annihilation of Pseudoscience.

  19. The Design of the Software Development Group as a Systems Issue.

  20. A Research Proposal for the Redesign of the Software Development Group.

  21. A Comparison of Three Methods for Disciplined Inquiry.

  22. The Living Systems Approach, A New Software Design Paradigm for the 21st Century and Beyond.

  23. Three Alternative Root Definitions of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  24. A Deductive Process Model of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  25. A Conceptual Model of the Problem Situation Existing in the Software Development HAS.

  26. A Project Proposal for the Design of a Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  27. Systems Design.

  28. Systems Design, Models Selection.

  29. Design Proposal.

  30. A Statement Concerning My Current Approach to Consulting.

  31. A Critique of Current Assumptions Associated with Personality Assessment.

  32. Personality Assessment through Systematic Observation in the Natural Setting.

  33. Personality Assessment within Business Organizations.

  34. The Executive Support System as an Evolutionary Guidance System.

  35. An LSPA Description of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  36. An Instrument for Monitoring and Tracking the Flow of the Requirements Definition Information Process of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System Using Living Systems Process Analysis.

  37. A Plan for a Living Systems Process Analysis of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System Design Subsystem - The Ingestor, Decoder, and Encoder Subsystems.

  38. An Inquiry into the Definition of Science - What is Science?

  39. An Inquiry into the Scientific Method: Is it Really Science?

  40. An Inquiry into Empirical Science: An Inadequate Theory and Inappropriate Methodology for the Disciplined Study of Human Experience.

  41. Shifting to an Alternative Paradigm.

  42. What is Human Science?

  43. An Inquiry into a Definition of ideology.

  44. The Challenge of Hermeneutics - An Apologia.

  45. Stevick Revisited - An ideology Critique.

  46. Dissertation Speculations and Critical Theory.

  47. A Systems Models Description of a Software Development System.

  48. A Review of the Systems Paradigm.

  49. The Nature and Characteristics of Human Activity Systems in General and the Computer Software Development Human Activity System in Particular.

  50. Speculations about Methods or Approaches Used to Work with the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  51. Software Design Evaluation and Measurement - A Living Systems Process.

  52. Philosophical Foundation of a Metamethodology for Design Inquiry in Software Development Human Activity Systems.

  53. An Emerging Redesign of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System Using Living Systems Theory Guided by the Systems Models Approach..

  54. Design Operations and Tasks Leading to the Redesign of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  55. The Design System Supporting the Redesign of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  56. Developmental Objectives and Plans Supporting the Redesign of the Computer Software Development Human Activity System.

  57. A Description of the Evolutionary Guidance System Dimensions Designed to Guide the Systems Management Institute into the Future.

  58. Human Activity Systems Development

  59. Human Systems Design

  60. Overview of Methods in Human Science

  61. Human Systems Design Evaluation & Measurement Through Living Systems Theory

  62. Evolutionary Guidance Human Activity Systems (EGS)

  63. Executive Support Human Systems Methodology

  64. Human Systems Management Beyond Project Management

  65. Philosophical Foundation of a Meta-Methodology for Human Systems Design Inquiry

  66. A Critique of Systems Thinking

  67. The Executive Support Human System as an Evolutionary Guidance System

  68. A Generic Model of the Human Activity Systems that Engage in Multi-Vendor Computer Performance Evaluation.

  69. The Business Continuity Planning Model (BCPM)

  70. The Interactive Efficient Consumer Response Business Requirements Model (ECRII)

  71. The Total Quality Environment Interactive Evaluation Model (TQE)

  72. Vision21®

  73. Human Activity Systems Design

  74. Living Systems Process Analysis

  75. Application of Living Systems Theory

  76. Organization Development & Behavior

  77. Human Activity Systems Inquiry

  78. Human Activity Systems

  79. Systems Behavior

“The Cosmos contains many trillions of stars and many billions of galaxies. The Milky Way alone contains many billions of stars that probably govern many billions of planets. Each one of our brains contains many billions of neurons, and we live on a planet that contains many billions of people.  There is something interesting in all of this isn’t there? WE are children of a Grand System, the Cosmos, don’t you see?

— Ray Newkirk

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