Future trends : the world in the next 50 years / Mohamed Al-Ali, Ozmenekse, Leyla and Rahaf Alkhazraji.

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Mohamed Al-Ali [editor]

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Material type: Text

TextDescription: 378 pages ; 24 cmSubject(s):

Economic development and growth

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338.9 FUT

Summary: The authors, explore the impact of these trends on various aspects life, including issues related to economy, politics, education and health. This book provides insight on how society can prepare for these changes and leverage them to create a better future.

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The authors, explore the impact of these trends on various aspects life, including issues related to economy, politics, education and health. This book provides insight on how society can prepare for these changes and leverage them to create a better future.

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Future trends : the world in the next 50 years / Mohamed Al-Ali, Ozmenekse, Leyla and Rahaf Alkhazraji.

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