On the Right Lines?: Limits of Technological Innovation (edition 1986)

by Stephen Potter

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This book examines a range of key factors that explain the limits to technological innovation. The book concentrates on British Rail's experience with the High Speed Train, Advanced Passenger Train and Inner City 225 projects.

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Title:	On the Right Lines?: Limits of Technological Innovation
Authors:	Stephen Potter
Info:	Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd. (1986), Hardcover, 200 pages
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