The Government Machine: A Revolutionary History of the Computer
The Government Machine: A Revolutionary History of the Computer
Jon Agar • MIT Press • ISBN-13 Not provided
ISBN-10 Not provided • 2003
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Jon Agar's 'The Government Machine' provides a comprehensive history of the computer, focusing on its development and use within government institutions. The book explores how computers have transformed administrative processes and influenced policy-making, offering insights into the intersection of technology and governance.
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