Philip Gummett

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Philip Gummett is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Manchester, University of Birmingham, University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Philip John Gummett CBE is a British academic administrator. Philip Gummett graduated from Birmingham University with a B.Sc. in Chemistry in 1969. He graduated from Manchester University with the degrees of M.Sc. and Ph.D.

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Philip Gummett's Published Works

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The Social Construction of Technological Systems: New Directions in the Sociology and History of Technology (1988) (373)
Peddling prosperity (1996) (74)
Globalization and Public Policy (1996) (61)
The relations between defence and civil technologies (1988) (49)
Men in White Coats?.Men in Grey Suits: new public management and the funding of scientific research in the UK (1998) (46)
Britain and the European armaments market (1989) (44)
Scientists in Whitehall (1980) (43)
Government Laboratories - Transition and Transformation (2001) (22)
Uranium enrichment and nuclear weapon proliferation (1983) (17)
The economic impact of military R&D: Hypotheses, evidence and verification (1987) (17)
Ballistic missile defense technologies : Congress of the U.S., office of technical Assessment (U.S. Govt. printing office, 1985) pp. 325, $12.00 (1988) (16)
An approach to the central planning of British science: The formation of the Advisory Council on Scientific Policy (1977) (15)
Administrative Reform of United Kingdom Government Research Establishments: Case studies of new organisational forms (2001) (14)
The evolution of science and technology policy: A UK perspective (1991) (11)
Issues for STS Raised by Defence Science and Technology Policy (1990) (11)
Scientists, The Arms Race and Disarmament (1983) (9)
Global Fission: The Battle over Nuclear Power (1984) (8)
Without the bomb: the politics of nuclear non-proliferation (1988) (7)
Microelectronics, Productivity and Employment (1982) (7)
Science and technology in the European communities: the history of the cost projects (1976) (7)
The Changing Central Government of Science and Technology (2000) (7)
Standard bearers (1989) (6)
The undeclared bomb: the spread of nuclear weapons 1987–1988 and The nuclear weapons world: who, how and where (1989) (6)
Military Industrial Networks and Technical Change in the New Strategic Environment (1990) (6)
Science, technology, and society today (1984) (6)
European security policy towards 2000: ways and means to establish genuine credibility. First report of the high-level group of experts on the CFSP (1994) (5)
Developments in the Defense Conversion Context (1997) (5)
Science, technology and the peace dividend (1991) (5)
Makers of nuclear strategy (1992) (5)
Government research for industry: recent British developments (1978) (5)
From NPT to INFCE: Developments in Thinking About Nuclear Non-Proliferation (1981) (5)
Reorganising the Welsh University System (2015) (4)
Beyond 1995: the future of the NPT regime (1992) (4)
Civil and military aircraft in the UK (1992) (4)
The industrial and technological consequences of the peace (1990) (3)
Changes in european defence procurement and industrial capabilities (1989) (3)
Recent Changes in the Administration of Government Research and Development in Britain (1976) (3)
Directing technology : policies for promotion and control (1979) (3)
Far Beyond the Bounds of Science: The Making of the United Kingdom's First Space Policy (1997) (3)
Nuclear exports and world politics: policy and regime (1983) (2)
The Comparative Political Analysis of Science and Technology@@@Presidential Politics and Science Policy@@@Le Pouvoir et la Science en France@@@Directing Technology: Policies for Promotion and Control@@@Light Water: How the Nuclear Dream Dissolved@@@Technological Decisions and Democracy: European Exp (1981) (2)
Foreign, Defence and Security Policy (1997) (2)
The Globalisation of Health Care Policy (1996) (2)
Open defence markets: to be or not to be? (1989) (2)
The Government of Military R&D in Britain (1988) (2)
The Cambridge case for diversification planning: Towards stability in an R & D economy: Economic security committee, (Cambridge peace commission, 1986) pp. 16, $3.00 (1988) (2)
Assessing the Council for Scientific Policy (1972) (2)
STATEMENT OF THE POSITION OF E-LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN WALES (2007) (2)
Foresight in Science: Picking the Winners (1985) (2)
The military and early United Kingdom space policy (1994) (2)
Politics of noise (1977) (1)
Controlling East-West trade and technology transfer: power, politics and policies (1989) (1)
Book reviewScience and politics. The Herbert Spencer lectures 1982: Edited by Vernon Bogdanor. Pp. 120. Clarendon Press, Oxford. 1984. £10.95 (1985) (1)
Threat-driven science (1988) (1)
Nuclear Nonproliferation: The Spent Fuel Problem and Reconciling Energy Needs and Non-Proliferation: Perspectives on Nuclear Technology and International Politics (1982) (1)
Defence-Civil Relations in the Development of New Materials Technology in Britain (1988) (1)
Nuclear proliferation in the 1980s: perspectives and proposals (1983) (1)
The Brazilian nuclear power programme: A case not proven (1981) (1)
MILITARY R&D AND ARMS CONTROL (1993) (1)
Nuclear weapons in a changing Europe (1992) (1)
Lacking a ‘theory of expert advice’ (1994) (1)
Military R&D after the Cold War (1996) (1)
Supply-side insights (1982) (1)
The effect of the defence sector on the UK electronics industry (1988) (1)
Science and technology policy in the 1980s and beyond (1984) (1)
Central organizations of defense (1986) (0)
Customers and contractors: recent British experience in the commissioning of research by government. (1983) (0)
Global perspectives on arms control (1985) (0)
Defence R and D (1986) (0)
How much is enough? The MX, Cruise and Trident decisions (1981) (0)
New targets for defence R&D (1992) (0)
Diversity in military technology (1987) (0)
West European defence industrial policy after the Cold War (1996) (0)
Changes in the political and technical environments of article IV (1984) (0)
Scientific anatomy (1986) (0)
Partial Progress: The Politics of Science and Technology (1983) (0)
Nuclear power: the politics of protest (1983) (0)
European Technological Collaboration: Chatham House Papers 36 (1987) (0)
Some lessons of the Windscale inquiry (1978) (0)
Too late for light (1981) (0)
Academic Perspectives on the Non-Proliferation Problem (1984) (0)
European Defence Technology in Transition (2014) (0)
Science and Technology Policy: Priorities of Governments (1982) (0)
The independent nuclear state: the United States, Britain and the military atom. By John Simpson (1984) (0)
Science in nine nations. (1994) (0)
Robert Oppenheimer ? Letters and Recollections (1980) (0)
Limited Nuclear War: Political Theory and War Convention (1983) (0)
Nuclear free zones (1988) (0)
Nuclear ambitions: the spread of nuclear weapons 1989–1990 (1991) (0)
Defence and development (1987) (0)
Success and Failure in European Scientific Research (1977) (0)
The Politics of Uranium (1982) (0)
Meanwhile, back in 1945 (1985) (0)
The state of science policy in the UK (1981) (0)
Benefits and Costs of Military R&D (1998) (0)
The strategic defense debate: can ‘Star Wars’ make us safe? and Star warriors, the weaponry of space: Reagan's young scientists (1987) (0)
Delivering science that people want (2001) (0)
Trailing in research work (1987) (0)
Cruise Missiles: Technology, Strategy, Politics (1983) (0)
Arms and disarmament: SIPRI findings (1987) (0)
New Conventional Technology and Alternative Defence: Help or Hindrance? (2021) (0)
The Making of the Atomic Age (1985) (0)
Britain's military research and development: New proposals (1986) (0)
Sizewell Report: What Happened at the Inquiry? (1985) (0)
Weapons in peacetime (1989) (0)
Redeployment and diversification at Harwell (1978) (0)
Customers and contractors (1984) (0)
The contract university (1987) (0)
Waking up Whitehall (1986) (0)
A survey of European nuclear policy, 1985–87 (1990) (0)
Predictable outcome (1989) (0)
A habit of collaboration (1990) (0)
Small nuclear forces and U.S. security policy: threats and potential conflicts in the Middle East and South Asia (1985) (0)
Users and producers (1993) (0)
Sage – A Life of J D Bernal (1981) (0)
The dynamics of nuclear proliferation (1985) (0)
The Uranium People (1981) (0)
Book Reviews : Lorna Arnold. Windscale 1957: Anatomy of a Nuclear Accident. S. Martin's Press, New York, 1992. 235 pp (1994) (0)
CONFERENCE REPORT: Science policy (1981) (0)
Assessment of the assessors (1988) (0)
Physics and war (1987) (0)
The Nuclear Barons (1982) (0)
Orienting Research and Development to the Needs of Industry: The Application of the ‘Customer-Contractor’ Principle in the Department of Industry (1979) (0)
The Future of Research (1983) (0)
World nuclear energy: toward a bargain of confidence (1983) (0)
Second time around (1984) (0)
Highly readable, popular account (1995) (0)
The dangers of new weapon systems (1984) (0)

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