The future and its enemies : the growing conflict over creativity, enterprise, and progress

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Title
The future and its enemies : the growing conflict over creativity, enterprise, and progress
Description
Looking ahead into the next century, the author predicts a conflict between advocates of bureaucracy and the status quo and advocates of competition and choice.
Identifier
783986
684827603
Creator
Postrel, Virginia I
Source
Brian Lamb Booknotes Collection
Gift of Brian Lamb, 2011.
Catalog record
Language
eng
Date
1998
Program air date: February 14, 1999
Publisher
Free Press
George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives
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Transcription of Annotations
Notes on front endpapers list major players (including Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Bill Bennett, etc.) and issues such as the V-Chip, Wal-Mart and Lamb's question: "What did you learn from the Unabomber?"Lamb underlines words from each of the chapter titles on the Contents page. Notes/Underlinings: dynamist thought, stasists, fear of change.
Subject
"Social prediction."
"Quality of life--Forecasting."
"Technological forecasting."
"Creative ability."
Relation
Original Booknotes interview
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