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Linking networks: the formation of common standards and visions for infrastructure development/ [electronic resource] / .

By: Call Number: Ebook Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: Ashgate Publishing Ltd., 2014.Description: 293 pISBN:
  • 9781409439202
  • 9781409439219
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Contents:
Chapter, Lesson, Part Part I: Introduction and Theoretical Background.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 2: Methodological and Conceptual Challenges of Comparisons across Sectors and Periods.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 3: Infrastructure and Fragmentation: The Limits of the Integration Paradigm.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 4: Archetypes of International Infrastructural Integration.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Part II: Case Studies.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 5: Two Hundred Years of Failed Tariff Policy: A Comparison of the Reich Freight Tariff Law and the Common Customs Tariff of the EEC.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 6: Visions of Rail Development – The ‘Internationality of Railways’ Revisited.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 7: Functionalistic Spill-over and Infrastructural Integration: The Telecommunication Sectors.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 8: Transportation Infrastructure Integration in East Africa in a Historical Context.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 9: From Liberalism to Liberalisation: International Electricity Governance in the Twentieth Century.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 10: ‘Wings for Peace’ versus ‘Airopia’: Contested Visions of Post-war European Aviation in World War II Britain.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 11: Iron Silk Roads: Comparing Interwar and Post-war Transnational Asian Railway Projects.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 12: Spatial and Social Effects of Infrastructural Integration in the Case of the Polish Borders.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Part III: Comments.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 13: The Expansion of Infrastructures as ‘The Second Party Programme’: A Look at the Bright and Dark Sides of Soviet Life.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 14: The Challenges of Transportation Integration in the U.S.A., 1890–1960.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Part IV: Conclusions.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 15: Key Findings of the Case Studies – A ‘Meta-Analysis’.
Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 16: Experiences from Comparative Historical Analysis – Conclusions for Research and Policy.
Cover, Title,Linking networks: the formation of common standards and visions for infrastructure development--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Contents--Preface, Introduction, TOC,List of Figures--Preface, Introduction, TOC,List of Tables--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Notes on Contributors--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Foreword: Integration of Infrastructures – Comparative Analyses--References, Appendix, Index,Index.
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Chapter, Lesson, Part Part I: Introduction and Theoretical Background.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 2: Methodological and Conceptual Challenges of Comparisons across Sectors and Periods.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 3: Infrastructure and Fragmentation: The Limits of the Integration Paradigm.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 4: Archetypes of International Infrastructural Integration.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Part II: Case Studies.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 5: Two Hundred Years of Failed Tariff Policy: A Comparison of the Reich Freight Tariff Law and the Common Customs Tariff of the EEC.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 6: Visions of Rail Development – The ‘Internationality of Railways’ Revisited.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 7: Functionalistic Spill-over and Infrastructural Integration: The Telecommunication Sectors.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 8: Transportation Infrastructure Integration in East Africa in a Historical Context.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 9: From Liberalism to Liberalisation: International Electricity Governance in the Twentieth Century.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 10: ‘Wings for Peace’ versus ‘Airopia’: Contested Visions of Post-war European Aviation in World War II Britain.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 11: Iron Silk Roads: Comparing Interwar and Post-war Transnational Asian Railway Projects.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 12: Spatial and Social Effects of Infrastructural Integration in the Case of the Polish Borders.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Part III: Comments.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 13: The Expansion of Infrastructures as ‘The Second Party Programme’: A Look at the Bright and Dark Sides of Soviet Life.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 14: The Challenges of Transportation Integration in the U.S.A., 1890–1960.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Part IV: Conclusions.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 15: Key Findings of the Case Studies – A ‘Meta-Analysis’.

Chapter, Lesson, Part Chapter 16: Experiences from Comparative Historical Analysis – Conclusions for Research and Policy.

Cover, Title,Linking networks: the formation of common standards and visions for infrastructure development--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Contents--Preface, Introduction, TOC,List of Figures--Preface, Introduction, TOC,List of Tables--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Notes on Contributors--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Foreword: Integration of Infrastructures – Comparative Analyses--References, Appendix, Index,Index.

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