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• 1990Engineering education in Europe and the U.S.A., 1750–1930: The rise to dominance of school culture and the engineering professions93 cited
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• 2009The Emergence of the Professional Patent Practitioner46 cited
• 1980To study the people: The American working class38 cited
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• 2014‘Applied science’ in nineteenth-century Britain: public discourse and the creation of meaning, 1817–187634 cited
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• 1997Innovation and industrialization: A long-term comparison26 cited
• 2008Efficiencies of Balance23 cited
• 1988German Engineers and American Social Theory: Historical Perspectives on Professionalization16 cited
• 2006Professional closure by proxy: the impact of changing educational requirements on class mobility for a cohort of Big 8 partners15 cited