Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... corporations . A seat in a high - rise job is the most coveted and contested product of expand- ing industry . The lack of schooling , compounded with sex , color , and peculiar persuasions , now keeps most people down . Minorities ...
... corporations . A seat in a high - rise job is the most coveted and contested product of expand- ing industry . The lack of schooling , compounded with sex , color , and peculiar persuasions , now keeps most people down . Minorities ...
第 96 頁
... corporation that sheds diseconomies the most unobtrusively or produces for war . On a broad scale this race takes the form of a com- petition among multinational corporations and industrial- izing nation - states . But this deadly game ...
... corporation that sheds diseconomies the most unobtrusively or produces for war . On a broad scale this race takes the form of a com- petition among multinational corporations and industrial- izing nation - states . But this deadly game ...
第 117 頁
... corporations and professions can now use the law and the two - party system to establish their empire . But while ... corporation for a multiplicity of self - serving tools , and the political party into an instrument to organize ...
... corporations and professions can now use the law and the two - party system to establish their empire . But while ... corporation for a multiplicity of self - serving tools , and the political party into an instrument to organize ...
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