China Among The Nations Of The Pacific

Brown, Harrison

Reference

Routledge

<p>"The Challenge Of Man's Future cuts through today's worries to the great risks that face civilization beyond the threats of Soviet imperialism. The book puts together problems facing the entire world community, arising from population, food, raw materials, and industrialization - themes on which the best minds of all continents must soon be united. It makes startlingly clear how American liberty and Asian hunger are linked irrevocably. It challenges all men to find horizons far beyond the sights which the daily press sets for us." -- William O. Douglas, U. S. Supreme Court</p>

Challenge of Man's Future

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Penguin??Books

Much of the research and writing was done while the author was a member of staff of the Institute of Nuclear Studies at the University of Chicago. The reader will be surprised by some of the predictions, the accuracy of some and the inaccuracy of others. A few examples of topics are: limits on natural resources are examined comprehensively, environmental degradation is discussed, although greenhouse effect is never mentioned. Solar energy is mentioned as a future hope. Nuclear war was a serious prospect. Brown simply tries to look at known facts present and past (1954) and make a realistic future projection.

Literature & Fiction

VIKING

The Challenge Of Man's Future

Westview Press

Business & Money

International

Critical Energy Issues In Asia And The Pacific: The Next Twenty Years

Engineering & Transportation

Fesharaki, Fereidun

Smith, Kirk R

Siddayao, Corazon M

Siddiqi, Toufiq A.

Woodard, Kim

Engineering

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