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The Scientific-Technological Revolution and the Biosphere

Problems in Economics, 1977
The scientific-technological revolution is an intricate, involved process that encompasses all elements of production individually and in their interaction with one another. Its economic and social effect increases in proportion to the breadth and depth of its development.
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The Scientific and Technological Revolution

2000
Unprecedented increases in agricultural output and productivity after 1945 resulted from government initiatives to establish favourable conditions for sustained expansion and following the adoption of scientific and technological advances in arable and livestock farming. As Newby recognized, while ‘the midwife of this second agricultural revolution has
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The Scientific-Technological Revolution and Problems of Education

Soviet Education, 1976
The scientific-technological revolution poses serious problems to the practical upbringing of the new man. As a result of the manifold acceleration of the development of productive forces, the scientific-technological revolution gives rise to new specialties and occupations while reducing the need for a whole series of others.
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The Scientific-Technological Revolution and the Ideological Struggle

Soviet Education, 1976
The relationship between the scientific-technological revolution and the ideological struggle manifests itself most vividly, and affects not only the content of this struggle but also its very scale, character, and means. The technical potential for exerting an ideological influence has grown today to an unprecedented extent, which has expanded the ...
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Soviet Views of “The Scientific–Technological Revolution”

World Politics, 1978
The author analyzes recent efforts by Soviet and East European theorists to explain the interrelationships among science, technology, and social change in socialist and capitalist countries, and to understand the role that scientific and technical advances are playing and can play in the transition to new forms of “developed socialism.” Theories of ...
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The Scientific-Technological Revolution and the Development of the Soviet Worker

Soviet Education, 1976
The scientific-technological revolution is exerting a great influence on production. As a worker, I am fully familiar with these changes, just as I can see their effect on the development of the Soviet worker and the influence of the development of the technological foundation of production on the rise of the educational and cultural level of the ...
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Improvement of Education and the Ongoing Scientific-Technological Revolution

Soviet Education, 1974
The problem of improving education under the present conditions of the scientific-technological revolution is now being confronted by many countries of the world. It would be fundamentally wrong, however, to assume that these problems can be resolved in the same way for both the socialist and the capitalist countries, as well as for the developing ...
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The Khrushchev Kitchen: Domesticating the Scientific-Technological Revolution

Journal of Contemporary History, 2005
In the Soviet Union in the late 1950s, the Khrushchev regime launched an intensive campaign to build mass housing. This period, known as The Thaw, is generally regarded as one of liberalization in comparison to the preceding Stalin era. Moreover, the proposed new housing, promising separate, one-family flats to replace the communal apartments and ...
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The Myth of the Third Scientific–Technological Revolution

2017
The 1990s was a decade in which the most influential writers, journalists and academics wrote, spoke and polemicized about two overriding themes: globalization and the New Economy based on the growth of information technology (IT), the biotechnical and telecommunications 'revolution'. This chapter argues that the growth and conquest of overseas markets
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The role of the scientific-technological revolution in Marxism-Leninism

Studies in Soviet Thought, 1979
The elaboration of problems having to do with the so-called 'scientific technological revolution' has formed one of the central occupations of Mar xist-Leninist ideology in the past decade. There are thousands of articles and innumerable books, covering all conceivable angles of the 'scientific-techno logical revolution'.
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