325. Issue 3
n.p. 325 Collective, 2006. Single issue of the annual magazine, 59 pages, 8.5x11 inches, very good. Anarchist journal with special focus on prisons and technological social control. More
Cat.No: 244571
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Equalitarian bulletin no. 39. June 1948
Oakland: the Bulletin, 1948. Various paginations, 44 pages total, 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled at left. Utopian journal geared toward the formation of a world association of Equalitarians. Includes articles on communitarian projects in various places, a piece on Technocracy, correspondence from Australia, and more. More
Cat.No: 150737
The Houghton line. Vol. 2 no. 5 (February 1933)
Philadelphia: E.F. Houghton & Co., 1933. 48p., staplebound booklet format, very good, minor toning and handling wear. Editorial-heavy periodical published by the industrial manufacturer, with the intended audience described as executives at other industrial firms. This issue includes a critique of Technocracy as "an engineer's utopia." More
Cat.No: 211543
Prosperity without war. (Technocracy brief number 60)
Seattle, WA: Technocracy Briefs, n.d. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet with rubricated masthead, faint fold crease, otherwise very good. Includes an illustration of the proposed "distribution certificate," a coupon to be substituted for money, which would "register on a continuous 24-hour-per-day basis the total net conversion of energy..." More
Cat.No: 137767
The Technocrat. June 1944
Los Angeles: Technocracy Inc., 1944. Magazine. 18p. news magazine, 8.5x11 inches, mild corner creasing. Much of this issue is devoted to hydrological planning. More
Cat.No: 200978
The technocrat: vol. 41 numbers 249&250, March and June 1974
Long Beach: Technocracy Inc. Reg. Div. 11833-34, 1974. Magazine. two issues 20p. each, 8.5x11 inches, booklets/magazines in stapled wraps. Two of the four issues from volume 41. Included are "Heading for the Showdown," "Technocracy to the Rescue," "Build a New America" and more. More
Cat.No: 181487
Technocracy, some questions answered
New York: Technocracy, Inc., 1934. Pamphlet. 38p., wraps, paper lightly toned else very good condition, 5.5x8.5 inches. An offical publication [of] Technocracy Inc. More
Cat.No: 221498
The ABC of Technocracy; based on authorized material
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1933. viii, 73p. More
Cat.No: 3757
"This is it!" Our bountiful America
Hicksville, NY: Exposition Press, 1978. 279p., very good hardcover in a price-clipped dustjacket, the dj sun-faded on the spine; inscribed by the author. Novel of a technocratic utopian future. More
Cat.No: 234129
The plan of plenty. Would you like to have $5,000 a year? Why are there millions of unemployed? Why is the government destroying food and restricting production? Why don't we premit our machines to produce the wealth they could? [cover title]
New York: The Continental Committee, 1934. 16p., wraps slightly chipped. More
Cat.No: 108544
Democratic Theory and the Technological Society
Armonk: M. E. Sharpe, Inc., 1990. Hardcover. xii, 356p., introduction, chapter endnotes, notes on contributors, very good second printing in gray cloth boards. More
Cat.No: 222132
Bureaucracy and technocracy in the socialist countries
Nottingham: The Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1970. Hardcover. 15p., very good condition in a worn and chipped dj. Spokesman pamphlet no. 6. More
Cat.No: 151139
National dividends will share the profits of the nation with the people.
Oakland, CA: National Dividends, 1958. Pamphlet. [iii]56, [ii]p., wraps slightly faded else very good condition, 6.25x8.5 inches. "[A]ttempts to combine the best--and the most practical--ideas of the many organizations from which they sprang; such as Social Credit, Technocracy, the Townsend Plan, the Holdridge Plan, the Ham and Eggs and Share..... More
Cat.No: 213287
Not with bombs, but with an idea, the principles of ethicalism: gateway to a democratic economy at home and abroad by Robert Laurence [psued.]
New York: Greenwich Book Publishers, 1956. Hardcover. 63p., first edition,edge worn worn dj. "With a supplement: ABC of Technodemocracy." - dj. More
Cat.No: 105634
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Socialism vs. Technocracy [handbill]
New York: Socialist Labor Party, [1940-?]. 8.75x12 inch handbill, horizontal fold crease, evenly toned. Characterizes Technocracy as authoritarian and feudal. Undated, but mentions Technocratic publications from the late 1930s. More
Cat.No: 191117
Fragments: a selection from the sketchbooks of Paolo Soleri; the Tiger Paradign-Paradox
San Francisco: Harper and Row, 1981. Hardcover. xix, 211p., foreword, introduction, illustrations, mild foxing to edges otherwise very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. More
Cat.No: 222023
America must show the way!
New York: Technocracy, 1947. 25p., wraps, third edition. More
Cat.No: 48926
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Technocracy Briefs. [7 issues]
Seattle, WA: Technocracy, [1970s]. Group of 7 separate one-sheet briefs, each an 8.5x11 inch sheet printed both sides in red and black, in very good condition. Numbers included are 26, 28, 29, 30, 40, 50, & 64. Each brief is a single-issue article, some reprinted from Technocracy publications, some specially..... More
Cat.No: 181485
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Technocracy plays America to win! [centerfold title]
New York: Technocracy, Inc, 1939. Single sheet folded to form a 4x9 inch eight panel brochure. Cover title: Technocracy. Stamp of the Pacific Beach, California office on rear wrap. Recruitment brochure. More
Cat.No: 126675
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Technocracy plays America to win! [centerfold title]
Rushland, PA: Technocracy, Inc, 1963. Single sheet folded to form a 4x9 inch eight panel brochure. Cover title: Technocracy. Recruitment brochure. More
Cat.No: 140503
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