Peter Drucker analyzes industrialization’s latest manifestations: an economic order where knowledge is the key resource; a social order where inequality based on knowledge is a major challenge; and a polity where government can’t solve social and economic problems.
Content: Article
Author: Peter F. Drucker
Source: The Atlantic Monthly
Subjects: Economics, Social Responsibility
Author: Peter F. Drucker
Source: The Atlantic Monthly
Subjects: Economics, Social Responsibility
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