Marxist Approach to the Problems of Appropriate Technology/

By:

Nyilas, József

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Budapest: Hungarian Scientific Council for World Economy, 1978.Description: 26v. 50 pISBN:

9633010519 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

338.9'27'091717 NYI

LOC classification:

T14.5 .N95 1978

Summary: This study is divided into seven chapters. Chapter one: technology and society; Chapter two: interpretation of appropriate technology; Chapter three: the possibility of a choice between labour and capital-intensive technology; Chapter four: mass-line technology and the problem of appropriate technology for developing countries, Chapter 5: the main problems of the current development of technology, Chapter 6: a few remarks on the experiences of the CMEA (Council of Mutual Economic Assistance) countries in the utilization of mechanized large-scale technology, and Chapter seven: the STR (Scientific and Technical Revolution) and the further development of the CMEA countries.

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"Presented at the Wingspread Symposium on Social Values and Technological Choice in an International Context (32nd Pugwash Symposium, 1978)"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references.

This study is divided into seven chapters. Chapter one: technology and society; Chapter two: interpretation of appropriate technology; Chapter three: the possibility of a choice between labour and capital-intensive technology; Chapter four: mass-line technology and the problem of appropriate technology for developing countries, Chapter 5: the main problems of the current development of technology, Chapter 6: a few remarks on the experiences of the CMEA (Council of Mutual Economic Assistance) countries in the utilization of mechanized large-scale technology, and Chapter seven: the STR (Scientific and Technical Revolution) and the further development of the CMEA countries.

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