Transnational corporations, technology and human development / Commission on the Churches ; [editado por] Marcos Arruda.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: Español Series: An ecumenical approach to economics ; 2Publication details: Geneva : World Council of Churches, OIKOUMENE, 1981.Description: 65 p. ; 21 x 15 cmSubject(s):
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These are not the worlds of a preacher to leaders of Northern industrial nations or to managers of transnational corporations, nor even to the privileged sectors of the Third World. Nevertheless, when the Apostle Paul wrote them to the Corinthians (2 Cor. 8:13-15), he has addressing a wealthy community. His view was not that the rich should be depleted but that those who had should share their surplus with the many who had not so that at the end all would have enough.
Summary: Impasse of modern technology. Summary: Technology and progress. Summary: Science, technology , power and expansion: a historical sketch. Summary: Transnational corporations and technology. Summary: Dominance of political and social organization over technology. Summary: New technology - on the threshold of a new technology revolution. Summary: Churches' responsability: conclusions and recommendations.
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Conf. Cong. Asam. Simp. Semin. Jdas. Infor. Reu. Cursos Biblioteca Thomas Wood Colección Obispo Federico Pagura 62:316.4 C73 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Ej.:1 Available U13271

These are not the worlds of a preacher to leaders of Northern industrial nations or to managers of transnational corporations, nor even to the privileged sectors of the Third World. Nevertheless, when the Apostle Paul wrote them to the Corinthians (2 Cor. 8:13-15), he has addressing a wealthy community. His view was not that the rich should be depleted but that those who had should share their surplus with the many who had not so that at the end all would have enough.

Impasse of modern technology.

Technology and progress.

Science, technology , power and expansion: a historical sketch.

Transnational corporations and technology.

Dominance of political and social organization over technology.

New technology - on the threshold of a new technology revolution.

Churches' responsability: conclusions and recommendations.

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