Toffler, Alvin

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Author documents cited by Kairos documents

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• [1980]  The Third Wave. New York. William Morrow, 1980
• [1975]  The USA, the UN and transnational networks. International Associations, 27, 1975, 12, pp. 593-599
• [1975]  Hearings before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. 94th US Congress, 1st Session. 1975
• [1970]  Future shock; a study of mass bewilderment in the face of accelerating change. Bodley Head, 1970, Chapter 7 on Organization: the coming ad-hocracy
• [0000]  Value impact forecaster, a profession of the future. In: Kurt Beier and N scher (Eds.). Values and the Future. Free Press, pp. 1-30

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