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Eco-tech

Robert S. De Ropp

1975

Communes USA; a personal tour. --

Richard Fairfield

1972

Eve and the New Jerusalem

Barbara Taylor

1983

Beyond counterculture

Jentri Anders

1990

Russian peasant organisation before collectivisation

D. J. Male

1971

The children of the dream: communal child-rearing and its implications for society

Bruno Bettelheim, Bettelheim-B

1969

Children of the kibbutz

Spiro, Melford E.

1958

A simple change

Judith Miller

2013

Children in collectives

Institute on Child Development in Kibbutzim (1963 Oranim, Israel), Institute on Child Development in Kibbutzim (1963 Oranim, Israel, etc.)

1965

History of the Cooperative Movement

Harry Viteles

1969

Oneida

Ellen Wayland-Smith

2016

For All the People

John Curl

2009

The communistic societies of the United States

Charles Nordhoff

1875

Gender and culture

Spiro, Melford E.

1979

Hutterite society

John Andrew Hostetler

1974

Landykes of the South

Merril Mushroom, Ellison, Kate (women's land advocate), Rose Norman

2015

The alternative

William Hedgepeth

1970

Ecovillage living

Hildur Jackson

2002

Brook Farm

Sterling F. Delano

2004

The Promise of Paradise

Andrew Scott

1997

The ABC-CLIO world history companion to utopian movements

Daniel Webster Hollis

1998

The survivalists

Patrick Rivers

1976

All things new

Robert S. Fogarty

1990

California's utopian colonies

Robert V. Hine

1966

Ujamaa villages in Tanzania

Michaela von Freyhold

1979

Finding Community

Diana Leafe Christian

2007

Extraordinary groups

William M. Kephart, W. W. Zellner, Richard T. Schaefer

1977

All possible worlds

Justine Brown

1995

Commitment and community

Rosabeth Moss Kanter

1972

Building the Green movement

Rudolf Bahro

1986

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