he Way out : Radical Alternatives in Australia
Edited by Margaret Smith and David Crossley
This book is intended to be creative and constructive. The contributors come from all walks of life, but their articles (some 50 of them) argue our a coherent philosophy of practical alternatives to improve our present-day society.
Only a short time ago such ideas seemed utopian and unrealistic. Now they are becoming a reality as the world is forced to look closely at solar and methane energy, domes for school buildings, healthier diets to prevent heart diseases, and more cooperative working and living situations, to take but a few examples.
The Way Out is also intended as a guide for all people who want to explore alternatives and put them into practice in their own lives.
Edited by Margaret Smith and David Crossley
This book is intended to be creative and constructive. The contributors come from all walks of life, but their articles (some 50 of them) argue our a coherent philosophy of practical alternatives to improve our present-day society.
Only a short time ago such ideas seemed utopian and unrealistic. Now they are becoming a reality as the world is forced to look closely at solar and methane energy, domes for school buildings, healthier diets to prevent heart diseases, and more cooperative working and living situations, to take but a few examples.
The Way Out is also intended as a guide for all people who want to explore alternatives and put them into practice in their own lives.
Edited by Margaret Smith and David Crossley
This book is intended to be creative and constructive. The contributors come from all walks of life, but their articles (some 50 of them) argue our a coherent philosophy of practical alternatives to improve our present-day society.
Only a short time ago such ideas seemed utopian and unrealistic. Now they are becoming a reality as the world is forced to look closely at solar and methane energy, domes for school buildings, healthier diets to prevent heart diseases, and more cooperative working and living situations, to take but a few examples.
The Way Out is also intended as a guide for all people who want to explore alternatives and put them into practice in their own lives.
