America Inc.?: Innovation and Enterprise in the National Security State (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)
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America Inc.?: Innovation and Enterprise in the National Security State (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)

by Linda Weiss

Business History political economy
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A critical analysis of how the U.S. national security state drives innovation and shapes enterprise, offering new perspectives on government influence in technological and industrial development.

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America Inc.? explores the intersection of national security priorities and economic innovation in the United States.

The book analyzes how government institutions influence technological development and industrial policy.

Linda Weiss provides a detailed examination of the relationship between security concerns and enterprise growth.

Readers gain insight into the mechanisms through which the state shapes innovation strategies.

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