In This Review

The Future as History
The Future as History
By Robert L. Heilbroner
Harper, 1960, 217 pp

Mr. Heilbroner scrutinizes the numerous "revolutions" of our century--economic, scientific, cultural as well as political--and attempts to ascertain the drift of the future. Well written and stimulating in its insights, it leaves little room for any relaxed optimism about the shape of things to come.

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