UNTIL THE eighteenth century, the demands of society and of those in power were considered more important than those of individuals.
An edition of Humanity Wins
(2000)
Humanity Wins
by Reinhard Mohn
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Capitalism, Social aspects, Social aspects of Capitalism, Social change, Social history, Social institutionsTimes
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Humanity wins: a strategy for progress and leadership in times of change
2000, Crown Business
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