As Dr. Peter has persuaded the world,

"Man eannot live by incoinpetenee alone."

Now, at a time when millions of us are

seriously eoneerned about the future, he

challenges us to move forward to new

aehievements that will save mankind. After

showing us where we are in relation to

impending peril, Dr. Peter provides a vi-

sion of the ways in which we can fulfill our

highest potential-the conversion strategies

requiring our participation if we want to

ehange an obsolete system to a new civi-

lization.

Other books have sounded the alarm and

cataloged the ills of the world. The Peter

Plan tells specifically what certain indi-

viduals and organizations have accom-

plished and what others are doing now to

change ideas and behavior. The heart of

the book is Dr. Peter s projection of his

imaginary Excelsior City in 1990, told in

terms of the people and the programs that

saved it from the edge of the abyss.

Illustrated with seventy-four original

drawings by Walter Griba, this book uses

quotes effectively to reinforce the thoughts

that are presented. It completes the trilogy

that began with The Peter Principle and

continued with The Peter Prescription.