In the early 22nd century a benign bureaucracy, located in the city of Alternative Four, is bringing economic development to a world that has eliminated war, racial and sexual discrimination, and engineered an ideal society through drugs and genetic mating. Three regional chairmen share nominal executive power over the planet. The people ratify decisions through the People's TV Assembly, an institution manipulated by the Global Administration Organization. Those threatening this ideal social fabric are either psychologically restructured or sterilized and condemed as Undesirables. It is a bureaucracy that, in fact, manipulates the elected government for its own ends. Then one of its own changes his loyalties.
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Royal octavo, hardcover, fine in VG yellow pictorial dj. Black Heron Press Award for Social Fiction. 358 pp. In the form of science fictiuon the author confronts the moral, psychological, social and economic dilemmas involved whan a category of person is identified by authorities as "despicable" and taught to despise itself. Book. Seller Inventory # 41636
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Cami Lemke (illustrator). Seattle: Black Heron Press:, 1997. First edition, Hardcover, Fine in Fine dust jacket, 358 pp. Cover artwork by: Cami Lemke First edition, Hardcover, Fine in Fine dust jacket, Seller Inventory # 16145
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