An edition of The 21st Century Project (1993)

The 21st Century Project

setting a new course for science and technology policy.

by Gary Chapman

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by Gary Chapman

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Publish Date

1993

Publisher

Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility

Language

English

Pages

195

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
Written by Gary Chapman and Joel Yudken.

Published in: Palo Alto, CA
Other Titles: Twenty-first Century Project, Setting a new course for science and technology policy

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class: 338.97306
Library of Congress: Q127.U6 C43 1993

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Pagination: 195 p. ;
Number of pages: 195

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Open Library: OL841564M
LCCN: 95118681

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The 21st Century Project

setting a new course for science and technology policy.

by Gary Chapman