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military-industrial-academiccomplex1 CONSTRUCTHistory of scienceLESLIE · HISTORY OF SCIENCE

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History of science

the interlocking of defence funding, industry and university research that shaped the direction of Cold War science.

In history of science, military-industrial-academic complex refers to the interlocking of defence funding, industry and university research that shaped the direction of Cold War science. This meaning comes from Leslie (1993) in The Cold War and American science.[1]

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  1. Leslie, S. W. (1993). The Cold War and American science. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231079594

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