Reviews for Computational organization theory

The average rating for Computational organization theory based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-10-15 00:00:00 Jhamari Nevitt Who speaks for nature? The transcendentalists who see it as the salvation of the soul? The farmers who understand it as a way of life and survival? The landowners? The corporations? What is nature's intrinsic and/or practical value? The author deals with all of these and more as he studies 19th century literature, economics, politics, and philosophy.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-06-15 00:00:00 Liza Macfadden I think this was a pretty good textbook. Most of the subject material was very interesting, and there were plenty of real life cases discussed that were relevant to the subject at hand. Lots of research was discussed in every chapter, and provided support to a lot of the things the book was teaching about. I read this book on the Kindle, and while I think the Kindle formatting leaves a little bit to be wanted, I still think I prefer it to a regular book. This is a pretty decent textbook and very good for those interested in criminal justice and/or psychology. I learned a few things that I was not aware of, and saw more support for things I have already learned in other classes.