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Paths of innovation: technological change in 20th-century America

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Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis Innovation Diffusion and Forecasting Economic Development and Digital Transformation

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1. Introduction 2. The organization and institutionalization of innovation, 1900-1940 3. The internal combustion engine 4. Chemicals 5. Electric power 6 The electronics revolution, 1947-1990 8. Concluding observations.

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