The Chaos Point: The World at the Crossroads

by Ervin Laszlo

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'The chaos point' argues that we are at a critical point in history, one in which resources are fast being depleted, hundreds of millions live in crushing poverty, and local choices have global impact. Laszlo says society can either break down or break through to a new future by making different choices--choices he outlines in the book--Provided… (more)

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Everyone should read this book. If we don't change, the world as we know it will be the world we never wanted to know. (

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Il punto del caos. Guerre, catastrofi naturali, sistemi sociali in difficoltà: che cosa fare prima che sia troppo tardi?

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'The chaos point' argues that we are at a critical point in history, one in which resources are fast being depleted, hundreds of millions live in crushing poverty, and local choices have global impact. Laszlo says society can either break down or break through to a new future by making different choices--choices he outlines in the book--Provided

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