Timothy Leggatt (34 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 258 pages, a very good paperback` - a book in the Social Analysis series [0709916701].

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 334 pages, a very good hardback [080399902X].

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Leggatt, Timothy. The evolution of industrial systems : the forking paths. Beckenham: Croom Helm, 1985. Social Analysis Series. Paperback, VG. Very light shelfwear to edges, spine a little sunned. Binding strong. ix, 258pp., contents clean and bright. This book, first published in 1985, tackles simultaneously three major questions about the course of industrial evolution: what are the features of the industrial systems that have developed outside Western capitalism? What are the salient evolutionary developments now occurring in all advanced capitalist systems? What light can social theory throw upon the evolution of industrial systems thus far and in the future? In answering these questions the author provides an exposition of how the Soviet system works and how the Japanese system developed; a critical analysis of three issues of major contemporary concern the control of giant corporations, the impact of automation, and the shift to service employment; and a commentary on the theories of classical and contemporary social thinkers. Concluding with his own conceptualisation of the determinants of industrial evolution, the author also offers his own evaluation of the needs of the advanced industrial societies. RightWayUp Books aims to provide accurate and detailed descriptions. All images are of the actual book for sale - no stock images are ever used. Thank you for looking at this listing. …

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Einband - fest (Hardcover). Condition: New. Timothy LeggattThis book, first published in 1985, tackles simultaneously three major questions about the course of industrial evolution: what are the features of the industrial systems that have developed outside Western capitalism? What are the.

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Condition: Good. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library, so some stamps and wear, but in good overall condition. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Wraps. 8vo (the first two nos. are in a slightly larger format). pp. 13. Original stapled illustrated wrappers. The following numbers all 8vo in original stapled illustrated wrappers and printed in Cambridge by Metcalfe and Company, Printers: NUMBER TWO, June 1956. Editors: David Campbell, Michael Murray, John Dixon Hunt. pp. 16. Contribution by Norman Routledge (Eton Mathematician - from whom this set came with his occasional ownership initials on covers 'NAR.') NUMBER THREE, November 1956. Edited by John Dixon Hunt. Business manager: Nicholas Tucker. pp. [12]. NUMBER FOUR, December 1956. Edited by Julian Ashby and John Dixon Hunt. Business manager: Michael Scoular. pp. [12]. NUMBER FIVE, February 1957. Edited by John Dixon Hunt and Julian Ashby. Business managers: Michael Scoular and John Colbourne. pp. [16]. NUMBER SIX, May 1957. Edited by John Dixon Hunt and Julian Ashby. Business managers: Michael Scoular and John Colbourne. pp. [16]. MAY WEEK, 1957. Editor: John Dixon Hunt. Assisted by Julian Ashby & Mark Elvin. Business: Michael Scoular & John Colbourne. Illustrations in the text by Ben Nash, Margot Thomas, Jan Pienkowski and Michael Chaplin. pp. [16]. NO. 8, October 1957. Edited by Mark Elvin & Julian Ashby. Business managers: Michael Scoular & John Colbourne. Cover by Sidney King. pp. [24]. NO. 9, February 1958. Edited by Mark Elvin & Julian Ashby. Business editors: Michael Scoular & John Colbourne. Cover by David Cheng. Drawings by Donald Stevens. pp. [20]. MAY WEEK, 1958. Editor: Julian Ashby. Business: John Colbourne. Illustrations by D. Stevens, M. Elvin, Anna Pugh. Cover by Jan Pienkowski. pp. [16]. NO. 11, November 1958. Editor: Julian Ashby. Business: John Colbourne. Cover by: Ewan Macleod. Illustrations: Donald Stevens. pp. [12]. NO. 12, March 1959. Editor: Julian Ashby. Business: John Colbourne, Tony Wood. Cover: Jan Pienkowski. Drawings: Isa Szczerbinska, Ann Bucknall, Ewan MacLeod. New editor: Alexis Lykiard. pp. [12]. MAY WEEK, 1959. Edited by Gary O'Connor. Business: John Colbourne, Tony Wood. Drawings by John Bayley. Cover by Jan Pienkowski. pp. [12]. NUMBER 14, N.D. Editor: Alexis Lykiard. Business: Tony Wood. Cover and illustrations: Mark Birdwood. pp. [12]. NUMBER 15, N.D.Editor: Alexis Lykiard. Business: Tony Wood, Michael Webb. Cover and illustrations: Mark Birdwood. pp. 16. MICHAELMAS TERM, 1962. Editor: John Blackwood. Business manager: David Stephen. Cover by Jacky Ivimy. Illustrations by Mary Thomson, Philip Morris. Poems by Angus Calder, John Barrell, Terry Eagleton, Richard Burns, James Philip, Henry Maguire, Stephen Gray, Jenni Daiches, Michael Rowan-Robinson, Peter Mansfield, John Blackwood. pp. 32. 'Pawn' magazine was produced between 1956 and 1971. Angus Calder was a Scottish academic, writer and editor. Jenni Daiches is a Scottish literary historian and poet. Alexis Lykiard is a writer of fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Jan Pienkowski who was born in Poland but came to live in England went to King's and has become a famous children's book illustrator. Nos. 14 & 15 are slightly crease-marked. VG. Slight creasing otherwise very good.…