Volume 36, Number 1, 2007

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  Brian H. Rudall, C. J. H. Mann: New initiatives in building human-computer interfaces. 6-12
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  Alex M. Andrew: Investment spam, digital libraries, video tours, solid-state PC. 13-16
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  Carl A. Rodrigues: Cybernetic-scanning management: Utilizing people's and organizations' energies to attain greater efficiency. 17-31
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  Ludger Overmeyer, Andreas Stock: Decision - information - time/space. 32-41
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  Pilar Arques, Francisco Antonio Pujol López, Faraón Llorens, Mar Pujol, Ramón Rizo: Applying distance histograms for robust object recognition. 42-51
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  Joseph P. Noonan, Prabahan Basu: On estimation error using maximum entropy density estimates. 52-64
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  Peter P. Kuvyrkov, Sergei K. Naidenov: General aspects of the advancement of theory and practices of information systems. 65-75
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  Jean Claude Mazza, Yves Cherruault, Gaspar Mora, Balira O. Konfé, Titem Benneouala: A new universal method for solving all problems of operational research. 76-88
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  Yi Lin, Sifeng Liu: National economic strength as evaluated using grey systems theory. 89-97
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  Mehdi Dehghan, Reza Mazrooei-Sebdani: On a recursive sequence. 98-115

Volume 36, Number 2, 2007

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  Brian H. Rudall, C. J. H. Mann: Next generation grids for science and industry. 137-143
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  Sonja Treven, Matjaz Mulej: The systemic approach to the encouragement of innovativeness through employee diversity management. 144-156
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  Helmut Nechansky: Elements of a cybernetic epistemology: The four modes of coexistence of goal-orientated systems. 157-174
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  Amarendra Nath Sinha, Nibedita Das, Gadadhar Sahoo: Ant colony based hybrid optimization for data clustering. 175-191
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  Vladimir S. Lerner: Systems science, information systems theory, and informational macrodynamics: review. 192-224
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  M. Barufaldi, Yolanda Villacampa-Esteve, Patricia Sastre-Vázquez, Feran Verdú: A systems study of lotus's leaf area. 225-235
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  Abdelouahab Kadem: Solution of the three-dimensional transport equation using the spectral methods. 236-252
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  Alex M. Andrew: An anti-spam scheme. 253-256
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  Gaspar Mora, Yves Cherruault: Integer optimization by a-dense curves. 257-266
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  Francisco Gallego Lupiáñez: On some fuzzy maps. 267-269

Volume 36, Numbers 3/4, 2007

Special Issue: Management Science: Current Researches and Developments - Part I

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  Raul Espejo: The RISCOM model: dialogues and requisite organisation. 291-306
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  Markus Schwaninger: Optimal structures for social systems. 307-318
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  Matjaz Mulej, Vojko Potocan: Requisite holism - precondition of reliable business information. 319-332
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  Angela Espinosa, R. Harnden, J. Walker: Beyond hierarchy: a complexity management perspective. 333-347
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  Clas-Otto Wene: Technology learning systems as non-trivial machines. 348-363
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  Roberto Zarama, Alfonso Reyes, Eduardo Aldana, Jorge Villalobos, Juan C. Bohorquez, Juan P. Calderón, Alonso Botero, Nelson L. Lammoglia, José-Luis Villaveces, Luis A. Pinzón, Ricardo Bonilla, Andres Mejia, José David Bermeo, Isaac Dyner, Neil F. Johnson, Juan A. Valdivia: Rethinking research management in Colombia. 364-377
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  M. I. Yolles: From sociohistory to psychohistory. 378-405
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  Miroslav Rebernik, Karin Sirec: Fostering innovation by unlearning tacit knowledge. 406-419
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  Paul A. Stokes: From management science to sociology: Cybernetics, finalization and the possibility of a social science. 420-436
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  Denis Adams, Doug Haynes: Stafford Beer's contribution to management science - renewal and development. 437-450
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  Brian H. Rudall, C. J. H. Mann: Smart systems and environments. 456-464
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  Alex M. Andrew: Global warming and nuclear power. 465-468
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  Miguel Lloret-Climent, Pasqual Francesc Esteve-Calvo: A systemic theory of orbits in ecological networks. 469-475
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  Frank Rickett: AXSYS: an intelligent system for e-learning. 476-483
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  Yi Lin: Systemic yoyo model and applications in Newton's, Kepler's laws, and others. 484-516
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  Francisco Gallego, Faraón Llorens, Mar Pujol, Ramón Rizo: Boosting human-level AI with videogames: Mad University. 517-530
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  Giovanni Bortolan, Witold Pedrycz: Hyperbox classifiers for arrhythmia classification. 531-547

Volume 36, Numbers 5/6, 2007

Special Issue: Management science: current researches and developments - Part II

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  Allenna Leonard: Symbiosis and the viable system model. 571-582
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  Heiko Gebauer, Elgar Fleisch: Managing sustainable service improvements in manufacturing companies. 583-595
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  James Rowe: Cybernetics of culture. 596-606
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  Nen-Ting Huang, Chiu-Chi Wei, Wei-Kou Chang: Knowledge management: modeling the knowledge diffusion in community of practice. 607-621
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  Annika Granebring, Péter Révay: Service-oriented architecture is a driver for daily decision support. 622-635
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  Chyan Yang, Hsueh-Chuan Yen: A viable systems perspective to knowledge management. 636-651
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  Ralf Östermark: A flexible platform for mixed-integer non-linear programming problems. 652-670
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  Brian H. Rudall, C. J. H. Mann: Emerging innovative systems. 672-679
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  Alex M. Andrew: Newlook ASC, new WOSC address, machine translation. 680-682
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  Yolanda Villacampa-Esteve, Feran Verdú, A. Pérez-Carrió: A stability theory for model systems. 683-696
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  Daniel Lesnic: A reliable technique for solving third-order dispersion equations. 697-708
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  Witold Pedrycz: Reconciliation of perception of information granules and granular mappings. 709-720
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  Idris Dag, Ali Sahin: Numerical solution of the Burgers' equation over geometrically graded mesh. 721-735
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  Svetlana Novikava, Kanstantsin Miatliuk: Hierarchical system of natural grammars and the process of innovations exchange in polylingual fields. 736-748
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  Francisco Gallego Lupiáñez: Covering properties in intuitionistic fuzzy topological spaces. 749-753
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  Dwijesh K. Dutta Majumder, Swapan K. Dutta: A new look at the Heisenberg's uncertainty principle: A cybernetics and general dynamical systems approach. 754-767
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  S. R. Chaudhari: Homomorphisms of fuzzy recognizers. 768-775
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  J. Korn: Systems view, emergence and complexity. 776-790
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  Mehdi Dehghan: Time-splitting procedures for the solution of the two-dimensional transport equation. 791-805
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  Julio Angel Pardo, Maria del Carmen Pardo: A simulation study of a new family of test statistics for the Behrens-Fisher problem. 806-816

Volume 36, Numbers 7/8, 2007

Special Issue: The Beginning of a New Epistemology: In Memoriam, Gregory Bateson (1904-1980)

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  Georg Ivanovas: Still not paradigmatic. 847-851
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  Gregory Bateson: Adaptation, acclimation, addiction, remedy, etc. 855-858
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  Wendel A. Ray: Bateson's cybernetics: the basis of MRI brief therapy: prologue. 859-870
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  Frank N. Thomas, Rebekah A. Waits, Gail L. Hartsfield: The influence of Gregory Bateson: legacy or vestige? 871-883
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  Bradford Keeney: Batesonian epistemology, Bushman n/om-kxaosi, and rock art. 884-904
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  Phillip Guddemi: Toward Batesonian sociocybernetics: from Naven to the mind beyond the skin. 905-914
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  Inga-Britt Krause: Gregory Bateson in contemporary cross-cultural systemic psychotherapy. 915-925
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  Giorgio Nardone, Claudette Portelli: Caught in the middle of a double-bind: the application of non-ordinary logic to therapy. 926-931
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  Giovanni Madonna: Practicising psychotherapy employing Gregory Bateson's epistemological models. 932-935
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  Andy Bilson, David Thorpe: Towards aesthetic seduction using emotional engagement and stories. 936-945
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  Martin Rudolph: Still disturbing. 946-948
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  Dmitry Fedotov: Struggling for a Russian Bateson. 949-955
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  Pavel Luksha, Anatoly Tkachev: Batesonian analysis of value hierarchies and the transformation of Russia. 956-971
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  Georg Ivanovas, Vlassis Tomaras, Vasiliki Papadioti, Nikolaos Paritsis: Human robustness and conscious purpose in contemporary medicine. 972-984
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  Gregory Bateson: Reflections on learning and addiction: porpoises and palm trees. 985-999
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  Eberhard von Goldammer, Joachim Paul: "The logical categories of learning and communication": reconsidered from a polycontextural point of view: Learning in machines and living systems. 1000-1011
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  Leone Montagnini: Looking for "scientific" social science: The Macy Conferences on Cybernetics in Bateson's itinerary. 1012-1021
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  Wolfram Lutterer: The two beginnings of communication theory. 1022-1025
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  Wendel A. Ray, Molly R. Govener: Legacy: lessons from the Bateson team meetings. 1026-1036
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  Hans Rudi Fischer: Language games and (hi)stories: Wittgenstein, Bateson and Schapp on the role of language in therapy. 1037-1046
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  Hans Günter Holl: Second thoughts on Gregory Bateson and Alfred Korzybski. 1047-1054
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  John J. Kineman, K. Anil Kumar: Primary natural relationship: Bateson, Rosen, and the Vedas. 1055-1069
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  Tyler Volk, Jeffrey W. Bloom, John Richards: Toward a science of metapatterns: building upon Bateson's foundation. 1070-1080
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  Michael Klien: Choreography: a pattern language. 1081-1088
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  Rolf Todesco: How G. Bateson informs dogs. 1089-1097
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  Vincent Kenny, Laura Scarino: Metalogue: "less than one and more than two: developing a partiality for whole(some)ness". 1100-1105
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  Lucas Marian Pawlik: How to understand giants? 1106-1112
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  Christine Angela Knoop: Fictional communication: developing Gregory Bateson's "Theory of Play and Fantasy". 1113-1121
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  Stephen Nachmanovitch: Bateson and the Arts. 1122-1133
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  Gordon Feller: What would Bateson's work look like today?: Inside one of the world's most violent nations, now a model for peacemaking and sustainability. 1134-1140
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  Nora Bateson: Slippery rigor. 1141-1142

Volume 36, Numbers 9/10, 2007

Special Issue: Cybernetics and Design

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  Ranulph Glanville: Introduction: special double issue of Kybernetes on cybernetics and design. 1153-1157
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  Ranulph Glanville: Try again. Fail again. Fail better: the cybernetics in design and the design in cybernetics. 1173-1206
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  Argyris Arnellos, Thomas Spyrou, John Darzentas: Cybernetic embodiment and the role of autonomy in the design process. 1207-1224
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  Phil Ayres: The origin of modelling. 1225-1237
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  Ana Paula Baltazar: Towards a virtual architecture: pushing cybernetics from government to anarchy. 1238-1254
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  Gary Boyd, Vladimir Zeman: Designing cybersystemically for symviability. 1255-1265
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  Jose dos Santos Cabral Filho: An indeterminate project for architecture in Brazil. 1266-1276
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  D. P. Dash: Self-observing collective: An exemplar for design research? 1277-1285
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  Simon Downs: It's all about communication: graphics and cybernetics. 1286-1300
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  Hugh Dubberly, Paul Pangaro: Cybernetics and service-craft: language for behavior-focused design. 1301-1317
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  Natalie Ebenreuter: The dynamics of design. 1318-1328
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  Stephen Gage: How to design a black and white box. 1329-1339
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  Ray Ison, Chris Blackmore, Kevin Collins, Pam Furniss: Systemic environmental decision making: designing learning systems. 1340-1361
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  Wolfgang Jonas: Research through DESIGN through research: A cybernetic model of designing design foundations. 1362-1380
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  Klaus Krippendorff: The cybernetics of design and the design of cybernetics. 1381-1392
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  Ted Krueger: Design and prosthetic perception. 1393-1405
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  Christopher Kian Teck Kueh: A sociocybernetic approach to wayfinding map studies: The systems of people-map-space interactions. 1406-1421
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  Terence Love, Trudi Cooper: Complex built-environment design: four extensions to Ashby. 1422-1435
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  Johann van der Merwe: The magic of three. 1436-1457
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  Anja Pratschke: Architecture as a verb: cybernetics and design processes for the social divide. 1458-1470
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  Mette Ramsgard Thomsen: Drawing a live section: explorations into robotic membranes. 1471-1485
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  Peg Rawes: Second-order cybernetics, architectural drawing and monadic thinking. 1486-1496
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  Bernard Scott, Simon Shurville, Piers Maclean, Chunyu Cong: Cybernetic principles for learning design. 1497-1514
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  Kaye Shumack: Conversations with the self-knowledge creation for designing. 1515-1528
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  Aukje Thomassen: Design of the netgeneration: Streaming the flow of design and science in the educational practice of the creative industry. 1529-1542
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  Shann Turnbull: A framework for designing sustainable urban communities. 1543-1557
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  Randall Whitaker: Informing design praxis via 2nd-order cybernetics. 1558-1569
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  Theodore Zamenopoulos, Katerina Alexiou: Rethinking the cybernetic basis of design: the concepts of control and organization. 1570-1589