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The parable of the tribes

SCHMOOKLER, Andrew B. Schmookler

1984

Progress and archaeology

V. Gordon Childe

1971

The idea of progress in classical antiquity

Ludwig Edelstein

1967

Success among nations

Reich, Emil

1904

Human problems in technological change

Edward Holland Spicer

1952

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

Dennis Holland, Thomas S. Kuhn

1962 ★ 4.2

Science and social inequality

Sandra Harding

2006

The triumph of time

Buckley, Jerome Hamilton., Jerome Hamilton Buckley

1966

The Rise of the Meritocracy 1870-2033

Michael Dunlop Young

1958

Do Humankind's Best Days Lie Ahead?

Matt Ridley, Malcolm Gladwell, Alain De Botton et al.

2016

Social and Cultural Change

Jay A. Weinstein

1996

Whither bound?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

1926

The theory of human progression, and natural probability of a reign of justice

Patrick Edward Dove

1851

Age of Progress (Great Ages of Man)

Sam C. Burchell, Time-Life Books

1966

The economy of cities

Jane Jacobs

1969

A short history of progress

Ronald Wright

2004 ★ 3.8

The Life Cycle of Civilizations

Stephen Blaha

2003

Development

Stuart Corbridge

1999

Tradition

Edward Shils

1981

Man makes himself

V. Gordon Childe

1951

Posthistoric man

Roderick Seidenberg

1950

Whither mankind

Charles Austin Beard

1928

A short history of progress

Ronald Wright

2004

Celebration of Awareness

Ivan Illich

1970

The road to Utopia

F. L. van Holthoon

1971

Modernization

S. N. Eisenstadt

1966

Progress and the invisible hand

Richard Bronk

1999

The future of man

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

1969

What about progress?

Falconer, Robert A. Sir

1916

The life of reason

George Santayana

1905

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