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Preface; Part I. Overview: 1. Historical and comparative contours of bigbusiness Alfred D. Chandler, Jr; 2. The large industrial enterprise and thedynamics of modern economic growth Franco Amatori; Part II. NationalExperiences of Big Business; Group 1: Prime Drivers in North America andWestern Europe: 3. The United States: engines of economic growth in thecapital-intensive and knowledge-intensive industries Takashi Hikino; 4. GreatBritain: big business, management, and competitiveness in the twentiethcentury Geoffrey Jones; 5. Germany: competition abroad, cooperation at home,1870-1990 Ulrich Wegenroth; 6. Small European nations: cooperative capitalismin the twentieth century Harm G. Schroter; Group 2: Followers in WesternEurope: 7. France: the relatively slow development of big business in thetwentieth century Patrick Fridenson; 8. Italy: the tormented rise oforganizational capabilities between government and families Albert Carreras;9. Spain: big manufacturing firms between state and market, 1917-1990 XavierTafunell; Group 3: Late Industrializers in East Asia and South America: 10.Japan: increasing organizational capabilities of large industrialenterprises, 1880s-1980s Hidemasa Morikawa; 11. South Korea: enterprisinggroups and entrepreneurial government Alice H. Amsden; 12. Argentina:industrial growth and enterprise organization, 1880s-1980s Maria InesBarbero; Group 4: Centrally-Planned Economies in Eastern Europe: 13. USSR:large enterprises - the functional disorder Andrei Yu Yudanov; 14.Czechoslovakia: the halting pace to scope and scale Alice Teichova; Part III.Economic and Institutional Environment of Big Business: 15. Organizationalcompetences, size, and the wealth of nations: some comments from acomparative perspective Giovanni Dosi and Takashi Hikino; 16. Big businessand skill formation in the wealthiest nations: the organizational revolutionin the twentieth century William Lazonick and Mary O'Sullivan; 17.Government, big business, and the wealth of nations Thomas K. McCraw; 18.Constructing big business: the cultural concept of the firm Jeffrey R. Fear.