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To start with we have to again stress the fact that our large-scale system blocks, which have emerged over a long period of time and have depersonalized our sense of duties and responsibilities, are on the verge of collapse. Not society as a whole, but the ability of its large-scale systems to solve our problems has reached its “Limitations to Growth.” The new technologies are capable of creating decentralized structures with more self-reliance, a wider sphere of responsibility, and improved environmental protection. For this opportunity to become reality, though, we have to be willing and able to make a break. This calls for a policy which no longer wastes its time solving antiquated conflicts with out-dated patterns of order.
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Späth, L. (1986). More than Just a Vision?. In: Facing the Future. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71608-9_17
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