Arthur
WarmothProfessor of Psychology
Arthur
WarmothCommunity-Based Learning Founders Award/Acceptance Remarks
Old Saybrook 2 Report and the Outlook for the Future. In K. Schneider, J. Bugental & F. Pierson, eds. Handbook of Humanistic Psychology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage (2001)
Introduction to Complementary Economics (2005).
The Four Big Stories In Complementary Economics (2005).
Issues in Postmodern Economics (2005).
I. A Theory of Knowledge Value Evolution Over TimeGoverning the Commons (2003).
II. Investing in Third World Economies
III. A Modest Proposal for a Regional Network of Complementary Economic Institutions
The Economics of Health Care and the Economics of the Commons (2003).
Some Possible Tax Reform Options (2003).
Advantages of a Complementary Currency System in the Current Fiscal Crisis (2003).
Commentary(on Jeff Gates. Globalization's Challenge: Attuning the Global to the Local.) Reflections/ The SoL [Society for Organizational Learning] Journal, Summer 2002, vol. 3 (No. 4), pp. 35-37.
The Economic Crisis of the Commons (2002).
The Economic Metacrisis in Sonoma County (2001).
Bernard Lietaer & Arthur Warmoth. Designing Bioregional Economies in the Context of Globalization in Andrew Cohill, Ph.D. and Joseph Kruth, Editors, Pathways to Sustainability: The Age of Transformation (published on-line by the Tahoe Center for a Sustainable Future, 1999).
The Metropolitan Bioregion as a Political and Economic Unit [Reprinted from the AHP Perspective, Sept-Oct 1995].
Technology and the Postmodern University (1997).
Reflections on "Consilience" (2003). Comments on reviews of E. O. Wilson, Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge (New York: Knopf, 1998).
SFR and Academic Planning (2002).
Mary Halavais & Arthur Warmoth.Liberal Arts as Pedagogy (2001).
Barry Godolphin & Arthur Warmoth. On Grades and Grading (1997).
Carl Rogers' Values and the Native American M.A. Program. Carl Rogers Symposium 2002, UC San Diego, July 25-28, 2002. (Also assisted with the construction & presentation of the Carl Rogers Peace Altar.)
Report of the Joint EPC-APC Task Force on Large Enrollment Classes. [Task Force members: Art Warmoth (chair), Nicholas R. Geist, Elaine Leeder, Linda Nowak, Greta Vollmer.]
Working Draft: Education and the Collaborative Construction of Social Reality (1999, a review of Kenneth A. Bruffee's Collaborative Learning. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993)
Social Constructionist Epistemology (2000)
Driving Forces in Postmodern Social Evolution (1999)
Community Learning: What the 60s Have to Say to the 90s. (1994) An invited address presented to Division 32, Humanistic Psychology, of the American Psychological Association at the 102nd Annual Convention, Los Angeles, CA, August 14, 1994. The occasion was the presentation to the Psychology Department of Sonoma State University and the author of the Charlotte and Karl Bühler Award for pioneering work in graduate education in humanistic psychology.
Psychology: Career or Calling? (Remarks on the occasion of the Psi Chi Induction Ceremony at Sonoma State University, May 12, 2001)Working Draft:Intersubjectivity and Humanities-Based Psychology
Working Draft:The Three Pillars of Licensed Psychotherapy: Science, Law, and Empathy
Psy 303. (Fall '04). The Person in Society: Constructing a Multicultural Society in the United States