Planning in Cold War Europe : Competition, Cooperation, Circulations (1950s-1970s)

This volume aims at enlarging our understanding of planning, engineering and more generally regulation ideas by looking at possible forms of mutual interest, circulation of idea and models in a “pan’european” perspective. Contributions will emphasize the role played by actors from both sides of Euro...

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Main Authors:Christian, Michel (Author)
Other Authors:Kott, Sandrine (Editor)
Matějka, Ondrěj (Editor)
Format: Online-Resource
Language:English
Published:München : De Gruyter, 2018
Series:Rethinking the Cold War 2
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Summary:This volume aims at enlarging our understanding of planning, engineering and more generally regulation ideas by looking at possible forms of mutual interest, circulation of idea and models in a “pan’european” perspective. Contributions will emphasize the role played by actors from both sides of Europe at the micro- as well as macro-level and will highlight the role played by international organizations as fora and platforms where ideas and know-how were exchanged. The volume will also look at development projects in the developing countries as a field where European conceptions of planned development were competing but also converging especially in the eyes of the countries who benefited from these policies
Physical Description:1 Online-Ressource
ISBN:9783110534696
Access:Open Access