Aggregating diophantine equations. - Fred W. Glover; Robert E. D. Woolsey (Z. Oper. Research, 1972)

Letter to the Editor - Comments on a Letter by Woolsey. - Stafford Beer; Abraham Charnes; William W. Cooper; B. Mellon; Robert E. D. Woolsey (Oper. Res., 1973)

Further Reduction of Zero-One Polynomial Programming Problems to Zero-One linear Programming Problems. - Fred W. Glover; Eugene Woolsey (Oper. Res., 1973)

Technical Note - Converting the 0-1 Polynomial Programming Problem to a 0-1 Linear Program. - Fred W. Glover; Eugene Woolsey (Oper. Res., 1974)

OR Practice - Solving Complex Chemical Equilibria Using a Geometric-Programming Based Technique. - Thomas Wayne Wall; Doran Greening; Robert E. D. Woolsey (Oper. Res., 1986)

OR Forum - The Keynote Speech. - Robert E. D. Woolsey (Oper. Res., 1989)

Being wrong with Clarke & Wright. - Robert E. D. Woolsey (Comput. Oper. Res., 1991)

The Fifth Column: On Doing Well by Doing Good and an Offer of Free Education. - Robert E. D. Woolsey (Interfaces, 1998)

The Fifth Column: An Exercise in Allocating Federal Funds or Intimidating the Media with Integer Programming. - Robert E. D. Woolsey (Interfaces, 2000)

The Fifth Column: A Minor(ity) Fantasy in Political Operations Research. - Robert E. D. Woolsey (Interfaces, 2000)

The Fifth Column: The Mouse and the Elephant, a Fable of International Political Economy. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2003)

The Fifth Column: On Wet Consultants, Dry Consultants, and Humanware Simulation. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2003)

The Fifth Column: On Using Operations Research to Fund Operations Research (Economically). - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2005)

The Fifth Column: Why Maintenance Is Different or Why It's More Important to Talk to Your Employees Than Your Equals. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2005)

The Fifth Column: Homage to Doc Savage 1, or on Knowing Your Right from Your Left. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2006)

The Fifth Column: Homage to Doc Savage 2, or "Yes I Know You Can Solve It with an Optimum Method, but What Are You Going to Tell Your Customer if He Asks, 'How Does It Do That?'". - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2006)

The Fifth Column: Homage to Doc Savage 3, or on the Optimum Siting of an Airstrip in the Jungle, or I Did It with My Tinkertoy Set. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2006)

The Fifth Column: Working for Free So You Can Work for Money So You Can Work for Free Again. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2007)

The Fifth Column: How to Consult and Not Be Paid. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2007)

The Fifth Column: Consulting Survival in the Case of Incompetence, or The Iron Law of Consulting. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2008)

The Fifth Column: The Case of the Confounded Water Model or All Streams Do Not Flow North. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2008)

The Fifth Column: On Laying Coaxial Cable at Minimal Cost. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2008)

The Fifth Column: The Diamond Pins, or $800, 000, 000 and Still Counting. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2010)

The Fifth Column: Using Operations Research to Model a Way to (Successfully!) Teach Humanities to Engineers and Scientists in Such a Way as to Inspire Cultural Breadth and Lifelong Learning. - Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2011)

The Fifth Column: Having Fun Doing OR? - Thomas J. Holloran; Gene Woolsey (Interfaces, 2012)