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• Technocracy movement
  The term '''technocracy movement''' refers to a social movement that started in the [[United States of Ameri The technocracy movement has some of its intellectual origins with the progressive engineers of the
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• Talk:Technocracy movement
  This article has taken the BE language variant but it talks only about the Technocracy movement in the U.S. (Veblen, Scott, the Technical Alliance). If this article is go
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• Technocracy movement/Definition
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• Technocracy movement/Bibliography
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• Technocracy movement/External Links
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• Technocracy movement/Related Articles
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• TI:Network of European Technocrats/Related Articles
  *[[Technocracy movement]]
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• Technocracy/Related Articles
  * [[Technocracy movement]], a social movement that started in the US in the 1930s.
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• User:Russell D. Jones/Movement Pages
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• Urbanite/Definition
  A proposal to replace modern cities used within the technocracy movement.
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• Energy accounting/Definition
  A system of goods distribution to replace money used within the technocracy movement.
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• Thorstein Veblen/Related Articles
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• Technical Alliance/Related Articles
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• Technocracy movement
  The term '''technocracy movement''' refers to a social movement that started in the [[United States of Ameri The technocracy movement has some of its intellectual origins with the progressive engineers of the
  4 KB (541 words) - 09:01, 3 November 2022
• Technocracy
  ...url = | doi = | isbn = 0-520-03110-5 }}</ref> in the US. The resulting [[technocracy movement]] became, for a brief period, the largest social movement in the US. The te
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• Energy accounting/Related Articles
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• Urbanite
  ...urbanite'' refers to a proposal to replace modern cities used within the [[technocracy movement]]. An urbanite would contain living, recreational and educational facilitie
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• Talk:Technocracy movement
  This article has taken the BE language variant but it talks only about the Technocracy movement in the U.S. (Veblen, Scott, the Technical Alliance). If this article is go
  345 bytes (54 words) - 20:11, 17 August 2009
• Urbanite/Related Articles
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• Technocracy Inc.
  ...d in 1933, it continues to exist today as the sole representative of the [[technocracy movement]] in the United States.
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• Template:Technocracy movement/Metadata
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• TI:Network of European Technocrats
  ...n [[Sweden]] in April [[2006]]. NET considers itself an extension of the [[Technocracy movement]] in the US.
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• Energy accounting
  ...counting''' refers to a system that replaces [[money]], advocated by the [[technocracy movement]]. The idea of energy accounting has its roots in the thermal dynamic inter
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• User:Russell D. Jones/Pages
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