ΒιβλίοScience, Technology and the 19th Century State
The Role of the Army: Conference Proceedings Syros, 7-8 July 2000
Sciences, technologies et constitutions de l' état au XIXe siècle: le rôle de l' armée
The Role of the Army: Conference Proceedings Syros, 7-8 July 2000
Sciences, technologies et constitutions de l' état au XIXe siècle: le rôle de l' armée
Εισήγηση: Natalie Montel
Εισήγηση: Anousheh Karvar
Εισήγηση: Patrice Bret
Εισήγηση: Konstantinos Chatzis
Εισήγηση: Yiannis Antoniou
Εισήγηση: Michalis Assimakopoulos
Εισήγηση: Dimitris Vogiatzis
Εισήγηση: Andreas Kastanis
Εισήγηση: George N. Vlahakis
Επιμέλεια: Efthymios Nikolaïdis
Επιμέλεια: Konstantinos Chatzis
Αθήνα
Εθνικό Ίδρυμα Ερευνών (Ε.Ι.Ε.). Ινστιτούτο Νεοελληνικών Ερευνών
2003
σ. 170
Σχήμα: 24χ17
Δέσιμο: Μαλακό εξώφυλλο
ISBN: 978-960-7916-28-0
Σημειώσεις: Financed by: General Secretarial for Research and Technology, National Technical University of Athens, History of Science Programme of the N.H.R.F.
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Τιμή: 30.57€ Φ.Π.Α.: 6%
(Τελευταία Ενημέρωση Τιμής: 11-03-2005)
Περίληψη:
This volume titled: "Sciences, technologies et constitutions de l' etat au XIXe siecle: le role de l' armee [Science, technology and the 19th century state: The role of the army]", holds to the general theme of the previous volume since it focuses on a particular agent, the army. If the association of the army to the state comes naturally and without any surprise -war between states is endemic throughout the history of humanity and, from this point of view, the 19th century is no exception -the relationship between the military and "sciences and technologies" is worth a commentary. The collusion between army and science (a big business) is of common knowledge, in a much as it concerns the Great Powers during the Cold War. [...]
(Από τον πρόλογο του βιβλίου)
This volume titled: "Sciences, technologies et constitutions de l' etat au XIXe siecle: le role de l' armee [Science, technology and the 19th century state: The role of the army]", holds to the general theme of the previous volume since it focuses on a particular agent, the army. If the association of the army to the state comes naturally and without any surprise -war between states is endemic throughout the history of humanity and, from this point of view, the 19th century is no exception -the relationship between the military and "sciences and technologies" is worth a commentary. The collusion between army and science (a big business) is of common knowledge, in a much as it concerns the Great Powers during the Cold War. [...]
(Από τον πρόλογο του βιβλίου)
