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Introduction | |
Part I. Background: 1. Politics and technological excellence: organic chemicals, 1860-1945: 2. Western German chemicals in flux, 1945-1955 | |
Part II. Bargaining from Strength: The Political Economy Of Technological Change, 1945-1955: 3. A new agenda, 1949-1955: Cold War, changing energy patterns and the development of West German chemical technology | |
4. Rejoining the international community: international cooperation and technology transfer, 1951-1955 | |
Part III. Alternative Paths to Plenty: Case Studies from the mid-1950s: 5. Fifty-fifty with the petroleum multinationals: BASF, Shell, and Rheinische Olefinwerke | |
6. Fifty-fifty with the petroleum multinationals: Bayer, British Petroleum, and Erdö | |
lchemie | |
7. Going it alone: Hoechst | |
8. State's interest and technological change: Hü | |
ls and cold-rubber technology | |
9. End game strategies: the German coal industry and the Fischer-Tropsch process | |
Part IV. Consolidating the New Regime, 1957-1961: 10. Petrochemicals triumphant, 1957-1961 | |
11. Conclusion | |
Index. |
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