Federico Mayor Zaragoza - Books

Books

  • Tomorrow Is Always Too Late, Stamford Publishing, 1992.
  • Memory of the Future, UNESCO Publishing, 1995
  • La Paix Demain?, UNESCO Publishing, 1995.
  • Science and Power, UNESCO Publishing, 1995
  • The New Page, UNESCO Publishing, 1995.
  • UNESCO: Un Idéal en Action, UNESCO Publishing, 1996.
  • The World Ahead: Our Future in the Making, Zed Books,2000.
  • Los Nudos Gordianos, Galaxia Gutenberg,1999.
  • La Palabra y la Espada, AEFLA, 2002
  • La Fuerza de la Palabra, Adhara, 2005
  • Un Dialogo Iberico en el marco europeo y mundial (with Mário Soares), Galxia Gutenberg, 2006.
  • Enfermedades Metabólicas (ed.) (2006)
  • Tiempo de Acción, 2008
  • Tiempo de Accion, Universidad de Granada, Editorial Anfora Nova, 2008
  • The Crime of Silence, 2011
  • Reinventing Globalization After the Crash (with Edward J. Nell and Karim Errouaki), forthcoming in 2012.
  • Economics and Management in Dialogue: Reinventing Management (Organizational Strategies through the Transformational Growth Lens), with Edward J. Nell and Karim Errouaki, forthcoming.

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