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A world that works: Building blocks for just and sustainable society Trent Schroyer, Editor

New York: Toes/Bootstrap Press, 1997

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  1. Cameron University, Duncan, Oklahoma, USA

    James H. Horner

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Horner, J.H. A world that works: Building blocks for just and sustainable society Trent Schroyer, Editor. FSSE 29, 75–78 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02761673

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