Books on technocracy?

I've been wanting to delve a little deeper into technocracy. Anyone care to recommend a few decent books? I found some on Amazon but don't know where to start.

Thanks. I found the one by Dr Wallace on Amazon, but only one copy left, and at $36. Anywhere to get it cheaper? I can't seem to find it anywhere else. I did find a digital version on Lulu for $11, but I usually prefer a physical copy.

From the reading I've done online I think I am leaning more toward the European variety of Technocracy. Not 100% though. Not yet anyway. Maybe that book will help me sort it all out. Do you think there will ever be a North American affiliate of EOS? An "AOS" perhaps? That's something I'd like to see develop.

I think the literature on North American technocracy has severe flaws in it and could be rewritten. Many people develop misconceptions due to flaws in the literature. I was never able to understand it until I actually spoke with some Technocrats. This may be a result of how they originally taught the subject - it was a "study course" format learned in study groups.

Thanks. I found the one by Dr Wallace on Amazon, but only one copy left, and at $36. Anywhere to get it cheaper? I can't seem to find it anywhere else. I did find a digital version on Lulu for $11, but I usually prefer a physical copy.

From the reading I've done online I think I am leaning more toward the European variety of Technocracy. Not 100% though. Not yet anyway. Maybe that book will help me sort it all out. Do you think there will ever be a North American affiliate of EOS? An "AOS" perhaps? That's something I'd like to see develop.

I think "Sector X" is an American affiliate. I haven't had any time to contribute, though I would like to eventually.

Sector X huh? I'll check that out. Thanks.

Besides the books already suggested here, what would you suggest for someone who knows next to nothing about technocracy?