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Greetings to All in Academia: It is my pleasure to
introduce you to The Science of
Disorder. In this book, I have tried to present a comprehensive view of
how Nature works as well as our interactions with Nature and our world. In
this effort, I had the college-educated in mind. The Science of Disorder, published in May 2002, has been selected and used
as a text or as additional reading at universities in the The Science of Disorder has also been referenced in Ecological Economics: Principles and Applications by Herman
E.(University of Maryland) Daly and
Joshua Farley (University of Vermont), published by Island Press, November 1,
2003, and in scholarly articles, such as “And Then What? Attending to the
Context of Our Innovations” by Professor Frederick Kirschenmann, presented at
the Iowa State University’s Department of Chemical Engineering Seminar
Series, January 16, 2003. More recently, The Science of Disorder was quoted and
referenced in Cultivating an Ecological
Conscience: Essays from a Farmer Philosopher by Frederick Kirschenmann,
Author (Iowa State University) and Constance L. Falk, Editor (New Mexico
State University), published by The University Press of Kentucky, April 15,
2010. I invite you to explore
this Web site in more depth. The Introduction, Book Description, Table of
Contents and Excerpts will give you a general idea of what the book is all
about. If you are interested in The Science of Disorder, I would be
happy to send you a complimentary copy. Just e-mail me the following
information: Name: Position: Academic Institution: Department: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip, Country: If you have any questions
or just would like to chat, please feel free to call me at (323) 662-8260. I
am available to participate in seminars, round tables or other useful
discussions on the subject matter. Look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Jack Hokikian, Ph.D. |
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