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1997 Paperback Fair -Reading copy only. Meets or exceeds the guidelines for ACCEPTABLE condition. May have one or more of the following: marking, notes, wear, stains, minor
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Albany, New York, U.S. A 1997 Soft cover First Edition-1st. Printing Near Fine 8vo-over 7"-9" tall. Copy has slight pressure mark on the back. Bowers meticulously documents the
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complicity of the educational establishment in supporting the disasterous path that modern society is taking in the course of rapidly increasing economic/consumerist globalization by transnational corporate elites. Always provocative and sometimes highly controversial, Bowers provides realistic and detailed suggestions for beginning a crucial educational trunaround. x/277pp. Desirable!
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1997 Trade paperback Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Text clean and unmarked. Wraps scuffed overall, bumped at edges, creased at lower corners. Trade paperback (US). Glued
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Argues that environmentalists must expand their political involvement to include the reform of public schools and universities, and that education must be revamped to support ecologically sustainable paths for society.Bowers asks environmentalists to wake up and recognize that public schools and universities continue to promote the same elitist values and ways of thinking that produced the myth that economic and individual progress can be attained by treating the environment as an endlessly exploitable natural resource. He explains why the mainstream of the academic community continues to be in a state of denial about the serious cultural implications of the ecological crisis, and ...