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Introduction: U.S. Science Policy and Its Effects on Industry
The Demise of the Postindustrial Economy
Conventional Explanations of Competitive Decline
The Technical Concerns of Government
Resource Drain: The Economics and Technologies of Advanced Warfare
Reindustrialization: Its Economics and Politics
Rationality or Continued Retrogression
Selected Bibliography
Index
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Brian VanAken
reviewed From Industry to Arms: The Political Economy of High Technology, Vol. 114 on December 31, 2014
From Industry to Arms: The Political Economy of High Technology, Vol. 114
A good read on the Indian railways. Disappointing in a few areas because at times it sounds as if it is written by the Indian government and not a scholar that is independent. There is very little criticism or even mention of criticism which makes the book a little biased at places. Portrayal of facts has been done well.
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