The classroom arsenal military research, information technology, and public education

Originallly published in 1991, Douglas Noble traces the enormous, yet uncharted, influence of military research and development on post-war American public education, drawing implications for current debates about the means and ends of education in our technological society. As a case study, the boo...

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Main Author: Noble, Douglas D. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York Routledge 1991
Series:Routledge revivals
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