The Necessity for New Forms of International Organization of Scientific-Technological Activity

Russian Studies in Philosophy 13 (2):111-115 (1974)
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Abstract

Permit me to direct attention to Academician Kapitsa's colorful remark that we all now live in "communal quarters." But these are shared quarters that we came to after living in private ones, and rules of humanistic communal behavior should be established for its residents. This is one of the basic principles on which the set of measures to improve the environment must be built. Its existence is one of the most important tasks of organizing international collaboration with respect to ecological problems.

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