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• W2186246237 abstract "vemacular of markets, competition, technology, strategy, bureaucratic politics, and war. Business historians have done rather well mixing and matching the concepts associated with these words. So, when I received an e-mail invitation to participate in this conference, I presumed some red guard hacker was spreading misinformation to sabotage Hagley's efforts at bridging the gap between the haves (historians who study the bosses) and the have nots (historians who study the masses). However, when a similar invitation arrived weeks hter by snail mail, I relaxed, knowing that Hagley's e-mail was secure. Now, I wondered what unfamiliar tools I brought to the study of business history and, more particularly, to business-government I even found myself in an e-mail conversation with a conference organizer, who pointed to my work's synthetic quality - i.e., to my ability to string out markets, technology, strategy, etc. into .a sentence. However, when I sat down to write the paper, I had difficulty using this trope. Synthesis succumbs to disciplinary difference. So, I turned to the introduction of my recent coauthored work on corporate management and the regulatory state [Kaufman, Zacharias, and Karson, 1995]. Although this book - Which is part of the Oxford University Press series on business ethics - covers familiar themes in business history, we asked a question inspired by intellectual history: how did the modern corporation - which from its inception seemed so 'inimical to liberty - find a legitimate place in the post-World War II polity? Let me put these rather terse sentences into a familiar historiographic form. Business historians who examined the interactions between corporations and the govemment have drawn heavily on Chandler's The Visibk Hand: The Managerial Revolution in Ameffcan Business [1977]. Following his lead, they t I am indebted to Harvey Sapolsky and Eugene Gholz for their encouragement and critical guidance in writing this paper." @default.
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• W2186246237 title "Assembling America's Private Arsenal for Democracy, 1920-1961" @default.
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