In this highly personal work, Boulding traces his lifelong search for human betterment. Believing that human betterment required certain economic changes, he studied economics as an undergraduate at Oxford. A careful examination of the American labour movement, however, convinced him that economics alone could not solve the problems of human betterment. Boulding s later involvement in the study of conflict resolution and the analysis of world culture eventually led him to evolutionary theory, which has occupied much of ...
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In this highly personal work, Boulding traces his lifelong search for human betterment. Believing that human betterment required certain economic changes, he studied economics as an undergraduate at Oxford. A careful examination of the American labour movement, however, convinced him that economics alone could not solve the problems of human betterment. Boulding s later involvement in the study of conflict resolution and the analysis of world culture eventually led him to evolutionary theory, which has occupied much of his time and energy since the late 1960s.
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Book Octavo, hardcover, VG in somewhat edgeworn and rubbed lavender blue dj. 224 pages. In this highly personal work, Boulding traces his lifelong search for human betterment. Believing that human betterment required certain economic changes, he studied economics as an undergraduate at Oxford. A careful examination of the American labor movement, however, convinced him that 'economics alone could not solve the problems of human betterment. ' Boulding's later involvement in the study of conflict resolution and the analysis of world culture eventually led him to this evolutionary theory, which has occupied much of his time and energy since the late 1960s.
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Fine in Very Good + jacket. Size: 7x5x1; Hardback. Indexed. Clean, crisp pages with no apparent markings, creasing, or marginalia. 224 pp. Black cover boards with gold lettering on the spine. Blue dust jacket with black and white design and lettering. There is rubbing along the edges of the jacket and along the spine. Overall fine/very good+ condition. Full refund if not satisfied.