The First Global Revolution: A Report by the Council of the Club of RomeSimon & Schuster, 1991 - 197 Seiten Attempts to identify the main changes of the last two decades, to describe the malaise which they have caused, and to outline some of the most important issues and dangers which humanity has to face in unity. Presents a number of measures which seem especially necessary to pursue. |
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The International Mismanagement of | 3 |
The Challenge | 20 |
Introduction | 101 |
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achieved action activity Africa agriculture already approach areas arms industry become behaviour billion capacity carbon dioxide cent Club of Rome co-operation complexity concern consequences considerable cultural dangers debt decision-making decisions deficit demands democracy Dennis Gabor developing countries difficult disarmament earth-warming economic growth effect elements energy environment environmental essential ethical Europe European exist face fossil fuels future global revolution governments greenhouse greenhouse effect Gulf War human important increase individual industrialized countries initiatives innovation institutions interactions issues Japan Limits to Growth malaise mass media necessary NGOs nuclear nuclear fission organizations Perestroika planet policies political poor countries possible poverty present priority problems production programmes recent reduce regions resolutique result role rural sector situation social society Soviet Union structures tion trade traditional United Nations urban urgent values world economy world problematique