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Information Technology in a Democracy (Harvard Studies in Technology and Society, 6) by Russell Ackoff; Daniel J Alesch; Harold Black; Robert Boguslaw; Edmund Brown; Zbigniew Brzezinski; Robert L Chartrand; G. Michael Conlisk; John Diebold; Anthony Downs; Edgar Dunn; Alain Enthoven; Erich Fromm; Robert R. J Gallati; David Griffel; Ida R Hoos; Kenneth L Kraemer; Harold D Lasswell; Stuart Mcintosh; Arthur P Mendel; Emmanuel G Mesthene; Selma Mushkin; Anthony G Oettinger; Ithiel De Sola Pool; Simon Ramo; Harold Sackman; Thomas Schelling; James Schlesinger; Edward Shaw; Robert Strausz-Hupé; Alan F Westin; Harold L Wilensky; Edward Μ Brooks; Thomas Μ Conrad; Oliver Ε Dial; W. Η Ferry; Cornelius Ε Gallagher; S. Μ Genensky; Bertram Μ Gross; Donald Ν Michael; William Η Mitchel; Philip Μ Morse; Myron Ε Weiner is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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and Society. The Program was established in 1964 by a grant from the International Business Machines Corporation to undertake an inquiry in depth into the effects of technological change on the economy, on public policies, and on the character of the society, as well as into the reciprocal effects of social progress on the nature, dimensions, and direction of scientific and technological developments. ## PREFACE In assembling this book, I have chosen pieces of writing that seemed to me to exemplify the main currents of opinion in each area being treated. This has often meant having to select one or two pieces from among many excellent statements of a particular position, relegating the parallel commentaries to the bibliography. Each piece has been edited to minimize repetition of factual, technical, or political discussions within this collection. Rather than have the book continually spattered with dots to indicate such deletions, I have obtained permission from most of the individual authors to omit such editorial stigmata. Each such author received a copy of the selection as it had been edited and gave permission for its use in that form. A few authors wished the omissions speci
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- Author
- Russell Ackoff; Daniel J Alesch; Harold Black; Robert Boguslaw; Edmund Brown; Zbigniew Brzezinski; Robert L Chartrand; G. Michael Conlisk; John Diebold; Anthony Downs; Edgar Dunn; Alain Enthoven; Erich Fromm; Robert R. J Gallati; David Griffel; Ida R Hoos; Kenneth L Kraemer; Harold D Lasswell; Stuart Mcintosh; Arthur P Mendel; Emmanuel G Mesthene; Selma Mushkin; Anthony G Oettinger; Ithiel De Sola Pool; Simon Ramo; Harold Sackman; Thomas Schelling; James Schlesinger; Edward Shaw; Robert Strausz-Hupé; Alan F Westin; Harold L Wilensky; Edward Μ Brooks; Thomas Μ Conrad; Oliver Ε Dial; W. Η Ferry; Cornelius Ε Gallagher; S. Μ Genensky; Bertram Μ Gross; Donald Ν Michael; William Η Mitchel; Philip Μ Morse; Myron Ε Weiner
- Publisher
- Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press
- Published
- 1971
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780674436954
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Military, Political Science, Technology
- Updated
- 2026-03-25