Science and GovernmentHarvard University Press, 1961 - 88 pages Examines the problem of how governments can most effectively make use of scientists, and tells the story of the wartime enmity between two powerful British scientists. |
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... Hankey , the secretary of the Cabinet , would find it convenient to have a cup of tea with Swinton and Baldwin . If the Establishment had not trusted Tizard as one of their own , there might have been a waste of months or years . In ...
... Hankey , the secretary of the Cabinet , would find it convenient to have a cup of tea with Swinton and Baldwin . If the Establishment had not trusted Tizard as one of their own , there might have been a waste of months or years . In ...
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... Hankey and his colleagues at all — and I had the good luck to work under them a short time later - I have not much doubt that on the one hand they felt confident that they could give the Tizard Committee its head ( Tizard sat himself on ...
... Hankey and his colleagues at all — and I had the good luck to work under them a short time later - I have not much doubt that on the one hand they felt confident that they could give the Tizard Committee its head ( Tizard sat himself on ...
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... Hankey . One of the great invisible influences in English affairs , particu- larly military affairs , for a generation . His part has not yet been properly described . 18. Later head of the Civil Service and now Lord Bridges . 19. Cf ...
... Hankey . One of the great invisible influences in English affairs , particu- larly military affairs , for a generation . His part has not yet been properly described . 18. Later head of the Civil Service and now Lord Bridges . 19. Cf ...
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