Professionalism And Technocracy: Esteve Terradas And Science Policy In The Early Years Of The Franco Regime [Book Review]

Minerva 43 (2):147-162 (2005)
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At the peak of his career, Esteve Terradas (1883–1950) played a major role in the science and technology policy of the Franco regime. Supervising the creation of a new aeronautical centre and a state electrical company, he developed a liberal programme under an authoritarian regime. This paper explores the development and intersection of his private and public lives

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