churlish
In such a situation it would be churlish not to acknowledge the forces that are in the vanguard of socio-ecological change
In such a situation it would be churlish not to acknowledge the forces that are in the vanguard of socio-ecological change
others preach that our current problems arise out of arrant individualism and universal human greed
many of whom, like the Rockefeller brothers, were scions of the capitalist class
A synoptic view of the current crisis would say
it has long been argued that there are so-called 'long waves' or 'Kondratieff cycles' lasting on average fifty years in capitalist developmental history based upon tehcnological innovations
he thinks the theory is incomplete (doesn't account for cultural/organisational shifts?)