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Industrial engineering versus individual ingenuity

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    James Katz (Professor of Communications at Rutgers)

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Prior to coming to Rutgers he was Director of Social Science Research at Bell Communications Research (Bellcore). His several books and more than 30 articles have examined the policies and social issues involved with advanced technologies. His most recent book, Connections, from which this article is taken, is forthcoming from Transaction Publishers.

This article is a modified version of a chapter appearing in the author’s forthcoming book, Connections: Social and Cultural Studies of the Telephone in American Life. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.

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Katz, J. Industrial engineering versus individual ingenuity. Know Techn Pol 11, 50–67 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12130-998-1004-y

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