Government, Companies, and National Defense: British Aeronautical Experience, 1918–1945 as the Basis for a Broad Hypothesis

Robin Higham

Business History Review, 1965, vol. 39, issue 3, 323-347

Abstract: Through examination of the procedural relations of British aircraft companies and the State, Professor Higham suggests broader hypotheses regarding the process of government-business interaction.

Date: 1965
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