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portada the tender ship: governmental managemental of technological change (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
1985
Language
English
Pages
247
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.4 x 15.6 x 1.4 cm
Weight
0.39 kg.
ISBN
081763312x
ISBN13
9780817633127

the tender ship: governmental managemental of technological change (in English)

David Squires (Author) · Birkhauser · Paperback

the tender ship: governmental managemental of technological change (in English) - Squires

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Synopsis "the tender ship: governmental managemental of technological change (in English)"

Unsurprisingly, Arthur Squires presents us with a remarkable book. Unsurprisingly because this is a remarkable man - accomplished engineer, gifted musician, sensitive humanist, talented teacher, analytical observer, felicitous writer - altogether a man with the kind of breadth and depth that we rarely produce these days, and even more rarely tolerate in an age that worships specialization. Professor Squires has done a great many things in his life and has thought deeply about his experiences. The book that follows radiates not only that ongoing process of reflection, but also a dazzling range of reading and a lifetime of conversations with colleagues and bosses, mentors and students, wise men and fools. What he has produced is that rare specimen indeed - a book that is a pleasure to read and that needs to be read by every informed citizen. The Tender Ship focuses on the intersection of the most vital questions that confront American society - or indeed any modern, industrial society, however defined. No historical example exists of a society that has reached such a status without creating bureaucracies to manage its public and private sectors. Maintenance of national well-being depends, at least in part, on a nation's ability to generate and adopt the technology necessary to maintain economic competitiveness and, in the case of the United States, a credible force with which to defend ourselves and our allies.

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