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This issue highlights the details of IFAC's newly approved Constitution and By-Laws being put to a three-year test period. Readers will also find a preview of upcoming 1982 events, a report on the Management Control Systems workshop, and plans for IFAC's 25th Anniversary celebration. Additionally, the issue provides a biographical feature on Vice President Boris Tamm and previews the forthcoming papers for Automatica.

The issue contains:

IFAC’s New Constitution

  • What it covers: Outlines the newly approved Constitution and By-Laws for IFAC, which will undergo a three-year test period. It explains the overall membership structure and the organizational hierarchy.

Forthcoming Events 1982

  • What it covers: Provides a comprehensive schedule and details of upcoming IFAC conferences, symposia, and workshops scheduled for 1982.

IFAC Workshop on Management Control Systems

  • Author: S. T. Lunt
  • What it covers: Summarizes the proceedings and presentations from the three-day workshop held in Hertford, England. Key topics include quantitative management science, case studies, and systemic information analysis.

25th Anniversary of IFAC

  • What it covers: Details the upcoming celebration of IFAC’s 25th anniversary on 1 October 1982 in Heidelberg. Highlights plans for an International Colloquium and a commemorative volume.

Next Issue of Automatica

  • What it covers: Previews the papers and brief papers set to be published in the January 1982 issue of the journal Automatica.

Who is Who in IFAC

  • What it covers: Presents a biographical profile of Academician Boris Tamm, Vice President of IFAC and Chairman of the Technical Board.

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