| However, during 2005 he criticized aspects of the international ideology he had helped to develop | As co-editor with : News That Stayed News, 1974—1984: Ten Years of CoEvolution Quarterly, 1986, hardcover , paperback• Brand chairs the foundation's SALT |
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| The Whole Earth Catalog, 1968—72 original editor, winner of the , 1972• Soon after, he became a private-conference organizer for such corporations as , , and | 5 million copies, winning the first U |
The Next Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools, 1980, ;• Massive Change Radio interview with Stewart Brand, November 2003• [ ] That first oversize Catalog, and its successors in the 1970s and later, reckoned a wide assortment of things could serve as useful "tools": books, maps, garden implements, specialized clothing, ' and ' tools, gear, tents, equipment, professional journals, early synthesizers, and personal computers.
| The Clock of the Long Now: Time and Responsibility, 1999 | During ensuing years, Brand authored and edited a number of books on topics as diverse as computer-based media, the life history of buildings, and ideas about |
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| The Updated Last Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools, 16th edition, 1975,• Sam Martin and Matt Scanlon, "The Long Now: An Interview with Stewart Brand," magazine, January 2001• All Species Foundation [ ] In 2000, Brand helped to launch the , which aimed to catalog all species of life on Earth until its closure in 2007 | by Brand: The Essential Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools and Ideas Introduction by Brand , 1986,• For fourteen years, Brand was on the board of the founded in 1984 , an organization devoted to "fostering a scientific research community pursuing frontier science |
The GBN has become involved with the evolution and application of , planning, and complementary strategic tools.
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