An edition of Dimensions of change (1971)

Dimensions of change

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Publisher
Glencoe Press
Language
English
Pages
230

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Dimensions of change
1971, Glencoe Press
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Dimensions of change
1971, Glencoe Press
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Beverly Hills, Calif

Edition Notes

"This book is an assembly of six issues [Ecology: the man-made planet; Shelter: the cave re-examined; Energy: transactions in time; Food: an energy exchange system; Mobility: from there to here; Telecommunications: one world-mind] of Kaiser news. Originally, the series was called 'The markets of change.'"

Bibliography: p. 224-228.

Other Titles
Kaiser news.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
301.2/43
Library of Congress
HM221 .F32

The Physical Object

Pagination
ix, 230 p.
Number of pages
230

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17754308M
Amazon ID (ASIN)
B0006D66EU
Better World Books
BWB12935893

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