Climate Change as a Metaphor of Social Change

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Climate Change as a Metaphor of Social Change (Non-Kairos references)

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Bascur, R. Salinas.  Forget the NWICO and begin all over again: a report of the collaborative project on information overload and information underuse. Global Learning Division, United Nations University, 1986. [abstract]

Blake, Anthony G. E.  The Supreme Art of Dialogue: structures of meaning. Duversity Publications, 2008. [summary]

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Forrester, Jay W.  Counterintuitive Behavior of Social Systems. Technology Review (Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology), January, 1971. [text]

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Haskell, Edward F.  Full Circle: the moral force of unified science. Gordon and Breach, 1972. [text]

Homer-Dixon, Thomas.  The Ingenuity Gap. Knopf, 2000. [summary]

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Tovey, Mark  (Ed.).    Collective Intelligence: creating a prosperous world at peace. Earth Intelligence Network, 2008. [text]

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Yolles, Maurice I.  Knowledge Cybernetics: a new metaphor for social collectives Intellect, 3, 2006, 1. [text]