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Technology and Civility: The Skill Revolution in Politics
The scientific approach to understanding of human affairs and to the solving of social problems is equally threatened by the enthusiastic advocates of the "technological fix" and the cheerful apostles of the counter-culture. Themes along these lines are developed in six chapters that explore their implications for conventional politics and education. Presents a model for the future; an exercise in creative political theory of interest to liberals and conservatives alike.
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First published March 1, 1977
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