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Orbis • 38 Years, 147 Issues, 3,063 Articles, 35,810pp
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Politics, History, Economics
The Coming of Post-Industrial Society, by Daniel Bell
Orbis, Summer 1973, pp. 632-633
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Reviewed Books and Films
  1. The Coming of Post-Industrial Society (1973)
    Daniel Bell
    A Venture in Social Forecasting
    13 Reviews, 1 Readable
  2. The Fate of the Oceans (1972)
    John J. Logue
    1 Review
  3. Free Press/Free People: The Best Cause (1971)
    John Hohenberg
    4 Reviews, 1 Readable
  4. Government and Politics in the Twentieth Century (1973)
    Gwendolen M. Carter and John H. Herz
    1 Review
  5. International Economic Peacekeeping in Phase II (1972)
    Harald B. Malmgren
    2 Reviews
  6. International Law and Contemporary Commonwealth Issues (1971)
    Robert R. Wilson
    1 Review
  7. Politics and Government (1973)
    Thomas H. Stevenson
    1 Review
  8. The Politics of Assimilation (1971)
    Charles F. Doran
    Hegemony and its Aftermath
    2 Reviews
  9. Protagonists of Change (1971)
    Abdul A. Said
    Subcultures in Development and Revolution
    1 Review
  10. Revolutions of Our Time: Fascism (1973)
    Otto-Ernst Schuddekopf
    1 Review
  11. The Socialist Register (1965)
    Ralph Miliband
    A Survey of Movements and Ideas
    1 Review
  12. The United Nations and the News Media (1972)
    Alexander Szalai and Margaret Croke
    A Survey of Public Information on the United Nations in the World Press, Radi...
    3 Reviews
  13. World in Crisis (1973)
    Frederick H. Hartmann
    Readings in International Relations
    1 Review
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