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Willis W. Harman was born in Seattle, Washington on August 16, 1918 Creative Work: The Constructive Role of Business N A Transforming Society (1991)

Willis W. Harman was born in Seattle, Washington on August 16, 1918. His father was a hydroelectric engineer and his mother was a music teacher. He attended the Western Washington College of Education before moving on to graduate from the University of Washington in 1939 with a .  . Creative Work: The Constructive Role of Business N A Transforming Society (1991). Global Mind Change: The New Age Revolution in the Way We Think (1988/1990). Paths to Peace (with Richard Smoke, 1987).

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1 2 3 4 5. Want to Read. Are you sure you want to remove Creative work from your list? Creative work. the constructive role of business in a transforming society. Published 1990 by Knowledge Systems in Indianapolis, IN. Written in English. Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-201) and index. An Institute of Noetic Sciences publication. A study for the Schweisfurth Foundation, Munich, Germany.

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Harman, Willis and John Hormann, 1990. Creative Work: The Constructive Role of Business in a Transforming Society. Indianapolis: Knowledge Systems. Harrison, Roger, 1983. Strategies for a New Age. Human Resource Management 22(3) (Fall), 209–235. CrossRefGoogle Scholar. Henderson, Hazel, 1992. Paradigms in Progress: Life Beyond Economics.

Creative Work: The Constructive Role of Business N A Transforming Society (1991). Notable members and authors have included Buckminster Fuller, Herman Kahn, Gene Roddenberry, and Margaret Mead. The Oxford Leadership Academy (OLA) is an international leadership consultancy based in Oxford, United Kingdom.

He was the author of several books including Creative Work: The Constructive Role of Business in a.

He was the author of several books including Creative Work: The Constructive Role of Business in a Transforming Society (with John Hormann), An Incomplete Guide to the Future, and Global Mind Change. Perhaps the only limits to the human mind are those we believe i.