Abstract. Based on the S-and I-theorems of evolution of q-entropy and q-discrimination information, the process of self-organization developing in the van der Pol generator with variation of the feedback parameter at induced transitions between stationary states in an open nonextensive system is studied.To date, many properties of nonextensive (nonadditive) statistical systems that are described by nonGaussian and non-Gibbs distributions in various fields of physics have been studied. A new area of research -nonextensive statistical mechanics and thermodynamics -is being developed. A detailed review of related works is given in [1][2][3].For additive systems, self-organization in the generator was considered in [4], where the S-theorem on decrease in the renormalized Boltzmann-Gibbs-Shannon entropy (this entropy corresponds to the equal values of the average energy) was formulated for the first time. The I-theorem states that the renormalized Kullback discrimination information increases during self-organization of open systems [5,6].The van der Pol generator is described by the Langevin equations Its solution for a stationary state with given noise ( )