Failure and how to avoid it

Kathleen D. Morrison ()
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Kathleen D. Morrison: University of Chicago

Nature, 2006, vol. 440, issue 7085, 752-754

Abstract: Nothing lasts for ever, not least human civilizations. There are many reasons why societies stand or fall, and these lessons from the past require investigation at various places and on various timescales.

Date: 2006
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