Toward an Ecological Society

Toward an Ecological Society

Toward an Ecological Society

Murray Bookchin

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Editorial:
Univ of Chicago behalf of Black Rose Books
Año de edición:
1980
Materia
Ecología aplicada
ISBN:
9780919618992
Páginas:
200
Encuadernación:
Otros
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Toward an Ecological Society compiles key writings from a seminal period in Murray Bookchin’s thought, including essays on urbanism, the relation between ecology and technology, and the ongoing significance of the Nuclear question.  

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