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Introduction
1. Reconversion: confirming the inter-war course
2. Corporate Structure and Management Strategy: decision making and path dependence, 1945-68
3. British Leyland and Chrysler UK: lock-in, path overlap, and dysfunction
4. The Final Stage in the Indigenous Path: British Leyland under Edwardes, 1977-9
5. Design and Development: the practical man and the myth of engineering excellence
6. British Production Methods: the evolution of flexibility and failure of Fordism
7. Distribution Structures: dealers, agents, and self-interest
8. Domestic and Export Markets: demand, differentiation, and product characteristics
9. Product Quality and Reliability: the silver British lemon
10. U-Turn, New Path, or Market Failure? 1979-94
Conclusion Introduction
1. Reconversion: confirming the inter-war course
2. Corporate Structure and Management Strategy: decision making and path dependence, 1945-68
3. British Leyland and Chrysler UK: lock-in, path overlap, and dysfunction
4. The Final Stage in the Indigenous Path: British Leyland under Edwardes, 1977-9
5. Design and Development: the practical man and the myth of engineering excellence
6. British Production Methods: the evolution of flexibility and failure of Fordism
7. Distribution Structures: dealers, agents, and self-interest
8. Domestic and Export Markets: demand, differentiation, and product characteristics
9. Product Quality and Reliability: the silver British lemon
10. U-Turn, New Path, or Market Failure? 1979-94
Conclusion
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Ilyssa Shamis
reviewed The British Motor Industry, 1945-94: A Case Study in Industrial Decline on August 04, 2015
The British Motor Industry, 1945-94: A Case Study in Industrial Decline
As thoroughly researched as one could hope a biased book could be. The author clearly has an agenda from the start and that's OK - I'm more or less on board with him. But sometimes it felt like the details bogged down the narrative of the book. I found the earlier chapters to be a better read and more enjoyable. Reading about in-fighting at Pacifica radio leaves a bit to be desired. But if you're curious to expand your own personal understanding of the fringes of radio broadcast, read this.
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