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A strategy for the future; the systems approach to world order.

Title
A strategy for the future; the systems approach to world order.
Author
Laszlo, Ervin, 1932-
Publication
New York, G. Braziller [1974]

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Description
xvi, 238 pages; 22 cm
Subject
  • Progress
  • System theory
  • Systems Theory
  • Progress
  • System theory
  • Politik
  • Futurologie
  • Economic development
  • Social change
  • SYSTEMS
  • PROGRESS
  • Progrès
  • Systèmes, Théorie des
Genre/Form
Zukunftsbild.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
I. The systems approach to world order : Anatomy of the next conceptual synthesis : The need for conceptual synthesis ; Prospects for a scientific synthesis ; The promise of general systems theory -- The systems view of future world order : Four criteria for theories of world order ; Framework for a general systems theory of world order ; Norms for a future world order -- II. A strategy for the future : The individual and world order : the strategy of popular involvement : The "can" problem ; The "ought" problem -- Phase one: the raising of world-system consciousness : Objectives of the first phase ; Implementation of the objectives ; A scenario for transition -- Phase two: the ecofeedback information-decision flow : The ecofeedback concept ; Ecofeedback and biofeedback ; Simulation of the normative world ; The response mechanisms ; A scenario for transition -- Phase three: the world homeostat system : Design for a world homeostat ; Ascenario for transition -- Global homeostasis: an evaluation of the means and the ends : Toward global homeostasis ; The strategies of meeting the need ; Evaluation of the means ; Evaluation of the ends ; Beyond the world homeostat system.
ISBN
  • 0807607436
  • 9780807607435
  • 0807607444
  • 9780807607442
LCCN
73092679
OCLC
  • ocm01085556
  • 1085556
  • SCSB-150094
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library