Robert Theobald
The late economist Robert Theobald was an Englishman who moved to the United States in the late 1950s and came to public attention with his book The Triple Revolution — a report to President Johnson. Born in India on June 11, 1929, he was a popular lecturer, teacher, a tireless community organizer and an early proponent of the Internet as a tool for social change. He authored more than 20 books, including The Rapids of Change, Turning the Century, and Reworking Success. He died in November 1999.
Works (24)
Reworking Success
Free men and free markets
Habit and Habitat
Middle class support
The guaranteed income: next step in economic evolution?
An alternative future for America
The challenge of abundance
An alternative future for America II
The rich and the poor
The European Common Market and the U.S. company
Beyond despair
We do have future choices
The challenge of abundance
Committed spending
The rapids of change
Turning the century
Teg's 1994, an anticipation of the near future. --
The new nations of West Africa
Social policies for America in the seventies
An alternative future for America's third century
The challenge of a decade
Avoiding 1984
The challenge of abundance
The failure of success