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  1. Plough, sword, and book: the structure of human history.Ernest Gellner - 1988 - London: Paladin Grafton Books.
    "Philosophical anthropology on the grandest scale....Gellner has produced a sharp challenge to his colleagues and a thrilling book for the non-specialist. Deductive history on this scale cannot be proved right or wrong, but this is Gellner writing, incisive, iconoclastic, witty and expert. His scenario compels our attention."—Adam Kuper, _New Statesman_ "A thoughtful and lively meditation upon probably the greatest transformation in human history, upon the difficult problems it poses and the scant resources it has left us to solve them."—Charles Larmore, (...)
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  • Information-hierarchical organization of mankind and problems of its sustainable development.Yuri Krista - 2003 - World Futures 59 (6):401 – 419.
    The information-hierarchical approach is used to analyze the evolutionary developed organization of mankind. This organization is shown to be hierarchical, from molecular hierarchical levels to the religious ones. Time cycles of each level operation are included in the greater cycle of the next level according to the specific schemes defined by the common information principle of natural system development. Time cycles of levels have duration of 1 second, 6 seconds, 42 seconds, 24 hours, 11 days, 1 years, 33 year, 1,000 (...)
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  • The dynamics of cultural and technological evolution: Domination versus partnership.Riane Eisler - 2002 - World Futures 58 (2 & 3):159 – 174.
    There is growing consensus that we need a new paradigm if we are to solve the global problems that are the result of actions and policies stemming from prevailing paradigms or cognitive maps. Theories are cognitive maps. This article summarizes cultural transformation theory, which proposes that to solve our mounting global problems we need a clearer understanding of the self-organizing interaction of two basic movements in cultural evolution. The first consists of technological phase changes, including the most recent shift from (...)
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  • Future Shock.A. TOFFLER - 1970
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  • The Science of Culture: A Study of Man and Civilization.Leslie A. White - 1950 - Science and Society 14 (2):181-184.
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  • The Evolution of Culture: The Development of Civilization to the Fall of Rome.Leslie A. White - 1960 - Science and Society 24 (4):371-373.
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  • [Book review] chaos and governance in the modern world system. [REVIEW]Giovanni Arrighi, Beverly J. Silver & Iftikhar Ahmad - 2001 - Science and Society 65 (3):386-397.
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