ACM TOPLAS--Danieli and Cohen--Parallel Object-oriented Programming in Sympal, December 3, 1988

The office files contained folder sets representing Habermann's oversight of collegial reviews (or refereeing ) of papers for publication and, frequently, non-publication in computer science journals. The Editorial series arranges Habermann's assigning, to topic-expert colleagues, of paper reviews for ACTA Informatica, TOPLAS (Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, organ of ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery), Communications of the ACM, Information Processing Letters, the SIAM (Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Journal of Computing, and the three journals of the IEEE (Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers): Computer, Software, and Transactions in Software Engineering, in ascending order from popular to professional orientation. The series also includes scientific papers privately submitted for Habermann's review, which was not always forthcoming. The Editorial series (one and one-half box in length) is arranged in alphabetical order by publication or application; within publication sets, folders are arranged by the date of the letter assigning Habermann reviewing committee oversight for the paper. Habermann infrequently reviewed papers personally, and then only early in his editorial career. Folder titles of papers personally reviewed (typically those early in Habermann's editorial career) contain the bracketed annotation [ANH]. See the Consulting series and Books series for additional computer science textual material reviewed by Habermann.