JOHN PAPWORTH grew up in an orphanage in the East End of London and studied at the London School of Economics. He was active in the Colonial Freedom Movement and stood for Parliament in the 1950s as a labour candidate before becoming disillusioned with mass politics. For many years, he acted as the advisor to Kenneth Kaunda. He was a founding associate editor of The Ecologist and founding editor of Resurgence which published Schumacher's Small is Beautiful before it was accepted by Blond and Briggs. A resident of London, he apportions his time between his duties as an Anglican priest and editing the journal Fourth World Review.

• ForewordThe MonsterZubachismThe Luddite DefeatCommunity DestructionMass Society EconomicsThe Morals of ProgressMass Unions and Workers GuildsRadical PrioritiesDemocratic GovernmentThe Social Framework AnswersThe Giant StatesQuo Vadis?Appendix AAppendix BBibliographyIndex

JOHN PAPWORTH grew up in an orphanage in the East End of London and studied at the London School of Economics. He was active in the Colonial Freedom Movement and stood for Parliament in the 1950s as a labour candidate before becoming disillusioned with mass politics. For many years, he acted as the advisor to Kenneth Kaunda. He was a founding associate editor of The Ecologist and founding editor of Resurgence which published Schumacher's Small is Beautiful before it was accepted by Blond and Briggs. A resident of London, he apportions his time between his duties as an Anglican priest and editing the journal Fourth World Review.

• ForewordThe MonsterZubachismThe Luddite DefeatCommunity DestructionMass Society EconomicsThe Morals of ProgressMass Unions and Workers GuildsRadical PrioritiesDemocratic GovernmentThe Social Framework AnswersThe Giant StatesQuo Vadis?Appendix AAppendix BBibliographyIndex

JOHN PAPWORTH grew up in an orphanage in the East End of London and studied at the London School of Economics. He was active in the Colonial Freedom Movement and stood for Parliament in the 1950s as a labour candidate before becoming disillusioned with mass politics. For many years, he acted as the advisor to Kenneth Kaunda. He was a founding associate editor of The Ecologist and founding editor of Resurgence which published Schumacher's Small is Beautiful before it was accepted by Blond and Briggs. A resident of London, he apportions his time between his duties as an Anglican priest and editing the journal Fourth World Review.

• ForewordThe MonsterZubachismThe Luddite DefeatCommunity DestructionMass Society EconomicsThe Morals of ProgressMass Unions and Workers GuildsRadical PrioritiesDemocratic GovernmentThe Social Framework AnswersThe Giant StatesQuo Vadis?Appendix AAppendix BBibliographyIndex