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Technology Choice
A critique of the Appropriate Technology movement-
Synopsis
A comprehensive review and critique of the theory of Appropriate Technology, which proposes a framework for integrating traditional economic development with its techniques - a sober look at the obstacles, and an appreciation of its value.
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Table of Contents
Part 1 Conceptual groundwork: the concept of technology choice; technological semantics; appropriate technology as a social movement.
Part 2 The appropriate technology movement: Schumacher and intermediate technology - foundations; Schumacher and intermediate technology - developments; appropriate technology in the South; appropriate technology in the North; emerging international trends.
Part 3 Prospects for technology choice: criticisms of appropriate technology; an integrated framework; a review of plausible criticisms; facing the future. -
Details
Sub Title A critique of the Appropriate Technology movement Author Kelvin Willoughby Editor No Width (mm) 160 Height (mm) 224 Thickness (mm) 30 Number of Pages 368 Number of Illustrations No Format Paperback / softback
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