The scientific and technological revolution in shipbuilding in the
early twentieth century had a great impact on both the military and
the industrial/commercial world. Miwao Matsumoto focuses on the
relationship between this revolution and the structure and function
of 'technology gatekeepers' during the process of transfer of
marine science and technology from Britain to Japan in this period.
His analysis is undertaken in light of a new 'composite model' of
Japanese industrialization, which reveals more profound and subtle
sociological implications than 'success or failure' type accounts
of industrialization usually suggest.
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