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Small Is Beautiful: Economics As If People Mattered

Small Is Beautiful: Economics As If People Mattered

BookSmall is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered
FormatTrade Paperback
LanguageEnglish
This Edition Published1989
AuthorE. F. Schumacher
Cover/Jacket Design byJames Victore
Introduction byTheodore Roszak
Cover Art byRandall Richmond
First Published byBlond & Briggs Ltd. London*
ImprintPerennial Library
PublisherHarper & Row, Publishers
Preface byJohn McClaughry, Kirkpatrick Sale
FormatTrade Paperback
LanguageEnglish
LocationUSA
This Edition Published1989
Pages / Font324 pages
ISBN 100060916303
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number330.1 2089-31873
Barcode (EAN)9780060916305
EAN 590000
Chapters
Introduction by Theodore Roszak Part I THE MODERN WORLD 1. The Problem of Production 2. Peace and Permanence 3. The Role of Economics 4. Buddhist Economics 5. A Question of Size Part II RESOURCES 1. The Greatest Resource -- Education 2. The Proper Use of Land 3. Resources for Industry 4. Nuclear Energy -- Salvation or Damnation? 5. Technology with a Human Face Part III THE THIRD WORLD 1. Development 2. Social and Economic Problems Calling for the Development of Intermediate Technology 3. Two Million Villages 4. The Problem of Unemployment in India Part IV ORGANISATION AND OWNERSHIP 1. A Machine to Foretell the Future? 2. Towards a Theory of Large-Scale Organisation 3. Socialism 4. Ownership 5. New Patterns of Ownership Epilogue
Introduction by Theodore Roszak Part I THE MODERN WORLD 1. The Problem of Production 2. Peace and Permanence 3. The Role of Economics 4. Buddhist Economics 5. A Question of Size Part II RESOURCES 1. The Greatest Resource -- Education 2. The Proper Use of Land 3. Resources for Industry 4. Nuclear Energy -- Salvation or Damnation? 5. Technology with a Human Face Part III THE THIRD WORLD 1. Development 2. Social and Economic Problems Calling for the Development of Intermediate Technology 3. Two Million Villages 4. The Problem of Unemployment in India Part IV ORGANISATION AND OWNERSHIP 1. A Machine to Foretell the Future? 2. Towards a Theory of Large-Scale Organisation 3. Socialism 4. Ownership 5. New Patterns of Ownership Epilogue
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