دانلود کتاب Asleep at the Switch: The Political Economy of Federal Research and Development Policy since 1960

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Cover\nCARLETON LIBRARY SERIES\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nTables and Figure\nAbbreviations\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction The Canadian Federal State and Domestic Technological Development\n1 Promoting Domestic Technological Capacities: State Strategies and Social Antagonisms\nPart One Permutations of Dependent Technological Development: From Early Fordism to Neoliberal Restructuring\n 2 Entrenching Dependent Technological Development: Canadian Fordism in the Early Twentieth Century\n 3 Reasserting Dependent Technological Development: Canadian Fordism in the Postwar “Golden Age”\n 4 Another Form of Dependent Technological Development: Post-Fordist Accumulation in the Neoliberal Era\nPart Two Permutations of the Glassco Framework: Promoting R&D from Diefenbaker to Chrétien\n 5 Beginning the Process: The Diefenbaker Tories and R&D Incentive Programs, 1957–63\n 6 Internal Struggles: Left-Liberals, the Glassco Framework, and R&D Policy, 1963–68\n 7 Further Contestation: The Gray Initiative, 1968–71\n 8 Limiting Change: Industrial Restructuring and Social Forces, 1971–73\n 9 Extending the Glassco Framework: R&D Policy in the 1970s\n 10 Last Challenge to Transnational Capital: Left-Liberals and State-Led Strategies, 1980–81\n 11 Moving to the Right: The Trudeau Liberals and R&D Incentive Programs, 1981–84\n 12 The Glassco Framework in an Era of Free Trade: The Mulroney Tories and R&D Policy, 1984–93\n 13 Final Episode: The Chrétien Liberals, Transformative Strategies, and the Glassco Framework, 1993–2000\nConclusion The Impasse of the Federal State and Canadian Industrial R&D\nNotes\nIndex