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The Universities and British Industry - 1850-1970 (Paperback)
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The Universities and British Industry - 1850-1970 (Paperback)
Series: Routledge Library Editions: Higher Education
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Originally published in 1972, The University and British Industry
examines the lively and controversial relationship between British
industry and the university. The book looks at the impact of
industry on the development of British universities from the 1850s
to the 1970s, and with contribution from the universities to
industry through scientific research and the supply of graduate
skills. The book argues that the close involvement of the
universities and industry has been one of the chief beneficial
forces shaping the British universities movement in the last
hundred years. It gives an account of the changes which took place
within the universities to make them more suitable for industries
purposes, describing for example the early rise of the English
civic universities, strongly financed by, and closely supporting
industry. The book also considers how, during the two world wars,
industry became highly reliant on the universities for the war
technology, and how, despite the depression between the wars,
university research and graduate employment embraced the widening
opportunities of the new industries. The book also discusses the
expansion of the university in the sixties and points out that
industrial motives have merged with those of social justice, posing
dilemmas for present and future relations between universities and
industry.
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