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The Coming of the Post-Industrial Society

The Educational Forum, 1976
(1976). The Coming of the Post-Industrial Society. The Educational Forum: Vol. 40, No. 4, pp. 574-579.
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An Evolving Post-industrial Society?

1977
Earlier chapters have summarised the different interpretations which have been given of the environmental problem as a whole, and explained some of the main constituent elements such as population, resource depletion and pollution. These environmental issues can only be seen in perspective if they are placed in the context of society.
Brian Harvey, John D. Hallett
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Welcome to the post-industrial society

Physics Today, 1976
A number of countries in the West, the United States among them, are now passing from an industrial into a post-industrial phase of society. The change primarily affects the socio-technical dimensions of society and is generally independent of the nature of political change or political structure.
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Post-Industrial and Digital Society

2018
This handbook unites leading scholars from around the world in exploring anarchism as a political ideology, from an examination of its core principles, an analysis of its history, and an assessment of its contribution to the struggles that .
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Post-industrialized societies and impulsivity

Medical Hypotheses, 2010
María Dolores, Braquehais, Leo, Sher
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Is there a post-industrial society?

Society, 1974
Peter N. Stearns, Daniel Bell
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Roles for Aged Individuals in Post-Industrial Societies

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1990
Cowgill and Holmes in their book, Aging and Modernization predicted an inverse relationship between industrialization and status accorded older persons. They argued that the more industrialized a country becomes the lower the status accorded older persons. A more careful examination of historical and anthropological work suggests that if we look at the
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Faultlines in post-industrial society

2017
In the past national governments were expected to meet citizen’s material needs by providing physical and economic security, and the significant faultlines in society followed the divisions between rich and poor. Today people focus on past-material needs and we face a multitude of faultlines marked out by special interest groups and minority parties ...
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Post-Industrial Society.

The Economic Journal, 1980
D. K. Stout, Bo Gustafsson
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Occupations in Post-Industrial Society

1987
The theory of industrial society differs from the theory of capitalist society in the pre-eminence it gives to the processes inherent in production based on a complex technology. The essence of its argument is that modern society is a unique form, not just because it has at its disposal this technology, but also because the kinds of social organisation
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