Moving from a War Economy to a Peace Economy (Viewpoint Essay) Moving from a War Economy to a Peace Economy (Viewpoint Essay)

Moving from a War Economy to a Peace Economy (Viewpoint Essay‪)‬

The Humanist 2012, Jan-Feb, 72, 1

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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] BEHIND EVERY question about how to get the United States back on track and improve the lives of average Americans (the so-called 99 percent) lies the necessity for economic conversion--that is, planning, designing, and implementing a transformation from a war economy to a peace economy. Historically, this is an effort that would include a changeover from military to civilian work in industrial facilities, in laboratories, and at U.S. military bases.

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Reference
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2012
1 January
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
12
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PUBLISHER
American Humanist Association
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538.8
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