Technology and change : the new Heraclitus / Donald A. Schon.

Main entry:

Schön, Donald A., author.

Title & Author:

Technology and change : the new Heraclitus / Donald A. Schon.

Publication:

New York : Delacorte Press, [1967]
©1967

Description:

xix, 248 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

Series:

A Delta book

Notes:
"A Seymour Lawrence book."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 247-248).
Also issued online.

Summary:

Monograph on technological change in industry, with particular reference to the textile industry, branches of the metalworking industry, and the construction industry in the USA - covers invention, innovation, entrepreneurial risks, industrial research, the role of the government, etc. Bibliography pp. 247 and 248.

Subject:

Technological innovations United States.
Technological innovations Social aspects.
Innovations États-Unis.
Innovations Aspect social.
Technological innovations
Techniksoziologie
Technologie.
Vernieuwing.
Economische ontwikkeling.
technological change.
industry.
textile industry.
metalworking industry.
construction industry.
invention.
innovation.
entrepreneur.
industrial research.
government.
changement technologique.
industrie.
industrie textile.
industrie métallurgique.
bâtiment et travaux publics.
recherche industrielle.
gouvernement.
cambio tecnológico.
industria.
industria textil.
industria metalmecánica.
industria de la construcción.
invento.
innovación.
empresario.
investigación industrial.
gobierno.
United States
USA.
Etats-Unis.
Estados Unidos.

Form/genre:

bibliography.
bibliographie.
bibliografía.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 28265
Call No.: W15161; ID:88-B14072
Status: Available

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