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Forces of Production: A Social History of Industrial Automation
is a 1984
book
by
David Noble
.
Summary
Chapter One The Setting: The War Abroad
Chapter Two The Setting: The War at Home
Chapter Three Power and the Power of Ideas
Chapter Four Toward the Automatic Factory
Chapter Five By the Numbers I
Chapter Six By the Numbers II
Chapter Seven The Road Not Taken
Chapter Eight Development: A Free Lunch
Chapter Nine Diffusion: A Glimpse of Reality
Chapter Ten Deployment: Power in Numbers
Chapter Eleven Who's Running the Shop?
Epilogue Another Look at Progress
External Links
Forces of Production
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Contents
1
Summary
1.1
Chapter One The Setting: The War Abroad
1.2
Chapter Two The Setting: The War at Home
1.3
Chapter Three Power and the Power of Ideas
1.4
Chapter Four Toward the Automatic Factory
1.5
Chapter Five By the Numbers I
1.6
Chapter Six By the Numbers II
1.7
Chapter Seven The Road Not Taken
1.8
Chapter Eight Development: A Free Lunch
1.9
Chapter Nine Diffusion: A Glimpse of Reality
1.10
Chapter Ten Deployment: Power in Numbers
1.11
Chapter Eleven Who's Running the Shop?
1.12
Epilogue Another Look at Progress
2
External Links
