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Reflections of a social ecologist

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  1. Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, California

    Peter F. Drucker (Clarke Professor of Social Sciences and Management)

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He has written widely on political and economic issues. Among his many books are The End of Economic Man; The Future of Industrial Man; The Age of Discontinuity; The New Society; Concept of the Corporation; Landmarks of Tomorrow; The Pension Fund Revolution (previously, The Unseen Revolution);all of these titles are being reissued in a special series by Transaction Publishers. In the past, Mr. Drucker has been a journalist, an economist in international investment banking, a consultant for several American corporations and companies abroad as well as for U. S. government agencies and foreign governments, especially Canada and Japan.

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Drucker, P.F. Reflections of a social ecologist. Soc 29, 57–64 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02695313

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