edited by David W. Ewing
Harvard University Press, 1970
Cloth: 978-0-674-87230-1
Library of Congress Classification HD45.T39
Dewey Decimal Classification 301.243

ABOUT THIS BOOK
ABOUT THIS BOOK
Six leaders of American industry and government analyze the social and economic implications of scientific and technological change. Donald Cook discusses “Technology—Mainspring of History”; Eli Goldston, “The Limits of Technology”; Joseph C. Wilson, “The New Entrepreneur”; Charles E. Thornton, “The Role of Modern Business”; E. G. Woodroofe, “Technology and Business Opportunity for the International Business”; and James E. Webb, “NASA as an Adaptive Organization.”