「長崎造船所創立の技術的背景」
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Nagasaki ship-building yard, now one of the largest in the world, is also the oldest in Japanese history. The yard was originally founded by the Bakufu and later transfered to Mitsubishi company. The history of the yard shows a typical example of the industrial development of this country. Not only did the Bakufu establish a ship-building yard at Nagasaki for the purpose of repairing warships of her navy, but also there was a strong intention of the Dutch government to make Nagasaki its navy base in the Far Eastern waters. This article makes clear under what conditions of world history Japan's ship-building industry originated and what impact was felt by the introduction and assimilation of western industrial technology.
- 社会経済史学会の論文
- 1966-06-25
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- 「長崎造船所創立の技術的背景」
- 幕末維新期の産業技術 (第7回〔経営史学会全国〕大会特集〔統一論題「日本における科学技術の導入と開発--企業と技術」〕)