Industrial Espionage and Technology Transfer
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Industrial Espionage and Technology Transfer
Britain and France in the 18th Century
Harris, John R.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2000
674
Mole
Inglês
9780754603672
15 a 20 dias
1250
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Contents: Introduction; Part One: The First Legislation: Causes and Implementation: John Law the suborning of British workers, and Legislation against industrial espionage; After the first legislation: emigration and intelligence; Part Two: Holkers and Trudaines: John Holker and his patron; Holker, Kay and Badger; Other industrial ventures: textiles and vitriol; The successful 1770s: John Holker II, tours and reports; The difficulties of the 1780s; Part Three: Metals and Arms: The hardware industry; Steel; The metallurgical traveller; Attacks on the problem of coke iron: jars to Wilkinson; A tale of two navies: copper sheathing; Part Four: Two Other industries: Steam Power and Glass: The steam engine in France: Newcomen and Watt; Glass; Part Five: The Transfer of British Textile Technology in the Late Eighteenth Century: The arrival of the water frame and the mule; Further textile espionage and the efforts of the bureau of commerce; Part Six: French Espionage in Eighteenth-Century Britain: An Appraisal: A case study in espionage: eccentric and engineer - an industrial spy of the 1780s; Laws, actions and attitudes in Britain; The views of great industrialists; Comparisons I: Industrial espionage in Britain, France and other nations; Comparisons II: The balance of transfer between Britain and France; French industrial espionage in Eighteenth-century Britain and technology transfer: an evaluation; Bibliography; Index.
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eighteenth-century industry;British technology migration;manufacturing law history;cross-border knowledge transfer;metallurgy advancements France;textile machinery smuggling;historical industrial technology exchange
Contents: Introduction; Part One: The First Legislation: Causes and Implementation: John Law the suborning of British workers, and Legislation against industrial espionage; After the first legislation: emigration and intelligence; Part Two: Holkers and Trudaines: John Holker and his patron; Holker, Kay and Badger; Other industrial ventures: textiles and vitriol; The successful 1770s: John Holker II, tours and reports; The difficulties of the 1780s; Part Three: Metals and Arms: The hardware industry; Steel; The metallurgical traveller; Attacks on the problem of coke iron: jars to Wilkinson; A tale of two navies: copper sheathing; Part Four: Two Other industries: Steam Power and Glass: The steam engine in France: Newcomen and Watt; Glass; Part Five: The Transfer of British Textile Technology in the Late Eighteenth Century: The arrival of the water frame and the mule; Further textile espionage and the efforts of the bureau of commerce; Part Six: French Espionage in Eighteenth-Century Britain: An Appraisal: A case study in espionage: eccentric and engineer - an industrial spy of the 1780s; Laws, actions and attitudes in Britain; The views of great industrialists; Comparisons I: Industrial espionage in Britain, France and other nations; Comparisons II: The balance of transfer between Britain and France; French industrial espionage in Eighteenth-century Britain and technology transfer: an evaluation; Bibliography; Index.
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