Kenneth Boulding Quote

In calling society an ecological system we are not merely using an analogy; society is an example of the general concept of an "ecosystem" that is, an ecological system of which biological systems—forests, fields, swamps—are other examples.


p. 6 - A Reconstruction of Economics, 1950


In calling society an ecological system we are not merely using an analogy; society is an example of the general concept of an ecosystem that is, an...

In calling society an ecological system we are not merely using an analogy; society is an example of the general concept of an ecosystem that is, an...

In calling society an ecological system we are not merely using an analogy; society is an example of the general concept of an ecosystem that is, an...

In calling society an ecological system we are not merely using an analogy; society is an example of the general concept of an ecosystem that is, an...