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A Social History of Engineering, second edition journalism or collected columns Nelson incisively shows that DNAAuthor Contributor(s): Armytage, W H G Publisher: MIT Press Date: 03 13 2003 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW How social and economic conditions have precipitated advances in engineering. A Social History of Engineering shows how social and economic conditions in each age have precipitated advances in engineering. There are, in short, economic, political, and philosophical implications in changing technologies. While the book begins with the Stone