Science and technology in history: an approach to industrial development

Abstract

Introduction - science, technology and economic development mental capital - transfers of knowledge in 18th-century Europe science and technology in the British industrial revolution the scientific enterprise - institutions and the diffusion of knowledge in the 19th century technology, economic backwardness and industrialization - general schema industrialization - winners and losers technology, economic backwardness and industrialization - the case of Japan science, technology and imperialism - India China and beyond centre and periphery - science and technology in America and Australia 20th-century aftermaths - science, technology and economic development.

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