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Introduction: The Centrality of Science and Technology,the editors of this collection wish to do — presents problems of definition of its own. Are the special features of recent changes in the position of science and technology in the advanced societies genuine? Can they be described apart from the indicators suggested by the papers in this volume? The

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,The State, War and Technical Innovation in Great Britain, 1930–50: the Contrasts of Military and Cie state, war and technical innovation in Britain. Correlli Barnett has been described as ‘probably the only modern British historian whose creed is Bismarckian nationalism’ (Addison, 1986, p. 7), and yet, notwithstanding this judgement, . has won widespread critical acclaim and is set to join Martin

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The Automation of Grain-terminal Elevators in Canada,t automation is only effective if workers are given responsibility is the underlying premise of a study by Larry Hirschhorn. ‘In cybernetic settings workers must control the controls. To do so they cannot merely become competent at a fixed and predictable set of tasks … Instead, they must be able to

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The Story of r2: Interest, Enrolment and Analogy in a Public Health Debate,e time of its publication in 1980, a Conservative government had been returned to power. The Report became known as the ‘Black Report’ (Department of Health and Social Security, 1980). After the impetus given by the Report, the debate on inequalities in health subsided until 1985, when the prelimina

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