The future of the future.

Main entry:

McHale, John.

Title & Author:

The future of the future.

Publication:

New York, G. Braziller [1969]

Description:

ix, 322 pages illustrations 22 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-317).
The sense of the future -- The future of the past -- The future of the present -- The future of the future -- Prophets of the future -- Toward a planetary society.
Also issued online.

Summary:

Written in 1969, this provides an evaluation of global resources and the projection of population pressure beyond the limits of the ecosystem unless we change our priorities and adjust to global planning for managing our development.

ISBN:

080760495X
9780807604953

Subject:

Technology and civilization.
Twenty-first century Forecasts.
Technologie et civilisation.
Vingt et unième siècle Prévisions.
Twenty-first century
Futurologie.
future.
civilization.
technology.
technological change.
social change.
cultural change.
ecology.
Forecasting.
World history 21st century Forecasts.
futur.
civilisation.
technologie.
changement technologique.
changement social.
changement culturel.
écologie.
futuro.
civilización.
tecnología.
cambio tecnológico.
cambio social.
cambio cultural.
ecología.
West.
ouest.
oeste.

Form/genre:

Forecasts
bibliography.
illustration.
reference.
bibliographie.
référence bibliographique.
bibliografía.
ilustración.
referencia.

Holdings:

Location: Library main price related ephemera 267033
Call No.: BIB 199114
Status: Available

Location: Library main price 267032
Call No.: BIB 199114
Status: Available

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