This paper was written for two courses — “Capitalism and the World Economy,” an Anthropology course given by Dr. Michael Blim, and “Topics in Human Ecology,” a Sociology course given by Dr. William Kornblum — that were part of Mark’s customized curriculum in the City University of New York Graduate Center’s Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program. Dr. Blim called this paper “sterling stuff.” It subsequently formed the basis for much of Mark’s masters thesis, The Unsustainability and Origins of Socioeconomic Increase.
The Unsustainability of Economic Growth
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