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Aurelio Peccei (1908-1984) war ein italienischer Industrieller sowie Mitbegründer des Club of Rome. Aurelio Peccei ist in der italienischen Industriestadt Turin geboren und aufgewachsen. 1930 beendete er sein Studium an der Universität Turin mit einem Abschluss in Wirtschaftswissenschaften. Im Auftrag von FIAT arbeitete er in verschiedenen Posten in China. 1938 kehrte er nach Italien zurück ...
Aurelio Peccei was an Italian industrialist and scholar who is best known as the founder and first president of the Club of Rome - an organization which raised considerable international attention in 1972 with its report on The Limits to Growth (1972). Peccei was born in Turin, Italy, July 4, 1908. He spent his youth there, eventually ...
Presentation at the Smithsonian. From left to right: William Behrens III, Jørgen Randers, Aurelio Peccei, Dennis Meadows, Donella Meadows (obscured by podium), and William Dietel The Limits to Growth, 1972 - key messages • The physical limits to growth, with existing policies, would likely be exceeded within one generation.
29. Apr. 2022 · This work aims to enhance the contribution of Aurelio Peccei to Futures Studies and its unaltered relevance in the light of the world’s current scientific issues. Peccei’s contribution in Futures Studies is often identified with his propulsive role in the birth of the Club of Rome (1968) and in the promotion of the report “The Limits to Growth” (1972). Although this would be enough to ...
Aurelio Peccei (4. juuli 1908 Torino – 14. märts 1984 Torino) oli Itaalia ettevõtja, Rooma klubi asutaja ja esimene president. Teoseid [ muuda | muuda lähteteksti ] The Chasm Ahead , Macmillan, NY (1969), ISBN 0-02-595360-5
Aurelio Peccei (Torino, 4 luglio 1908 – Roma, 13 marzo 1984) è stato un imprenditore italiano. Manager della FIAT , partecipò alla resistenza , fu imprenditore in Italia e all'estero. Nel 1968 riunì a Roma alcuni studiosi e insieme costituirono il Club di Roma .
Aurelio Peccei was an Italian industrial manager who worked for the Agnelli family company Fiat for decades. With Alexander King, he co-founded the Club of Rome in 1968. Population reduction “Otherwise, some solution will come the hard way. Many hypotheses have been advanced. I will cite three ghastly solutions that are ventilated as ...
