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Selected Works of Marc Linder
Book
Projecting capitalism: a history of the internationalization of the construction industry
University of Iowa Faculty Books
  • Marc Linder, University of Iowa
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Publication Date
1-1-1994
Publisher
Greenwood Press
Total Pages
xv, 270 pages
ISBN of print version
0313292930
Keywords
  • Construction industry,
  • Engineering firms,
  • International business enterprises,
  • Colonial railroads,
  • Capitalism,
  • Technology transfer,
  • International economic relations
Rights Information
© 1994 Marc Linder
Creative Commons License
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
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Citation Information
Marc Linder. Projecting capitalism: a history of the internationalization of the construction industry. Westport, Connecticut(1994)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/marc_linder/43/
Related Files
uc1.31822018706952-1.pdf (489 KB) Front Matter
uc1.31822018706952-2.pdf (349 KB) Part I. Theoretical Framework 1. The Paradox of International Construction: A New World Market Within “The New International Division of Labor”
uc1.31822018706952-3.pdf (647 KB) 2. A Taxonomy and Etiology of International Construction Activities
uc1.31822018706952-4.pdf (527 KB) Part II. Constructing the World Market: The Historical Course to World War II 3. The Rise of Large British Railway Construction Firms
uc1.31822018706952-5.pdf (622 KB) 4. The Internationalization of British Railway Constructors
uc1.31822018706952-6.pdf (1,093 KB) 5. The Metropolitan State and the World Market
uc1.31822018706952-7.pdf (1,135 KB) 6. Non-British Competition
uc1.31822018706952-8.pdf (1,051 KB) 7. The Imperialist Origins of the International Operations of U.S. Construction Firms
uc1.31822018706952-9.pdf (827 KB) Part III. An Emerging World Market for Construction: The Post-World War II Period 8. The Post-World War II Ascendancy of U.S. Multinational Construction Firms
uc1.31822018706952-10.pdf (805 KB) 9. The Emergence of a World Construction Market and the Relative Decline of U.S. Firms
uc1.31822018706952-11.pdf (768 KB) 10. The World Construction Market Constructs Its Own World Labor Market
uc1.31822018706952-12.pdf (1,088 KB) 11. The Internationalization of the Construction Industry: Empirical Indicators
uc1.31822018706952-13.pdf (874 KB) 12. Bringing the World Market Home: Depression-Induced Intra-First World Interpenetration
uc1.31822018706952-14.pdf (709 KB) 13. Multinational Construction Firms as Agents of Penetration of the Third World
uc1.31822018706952-15.pdf (1,817 KB) Bibliography, Index and Back Matter