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Glasgow Industrial Peak

Jack Patterson

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"Glasgow Industrial Peak" explores the remarkable transformation of Glasgow into a global hub for shipbuilding and mechanical engineering during the Industrial Revolution. The book examines how this Scottish city became synonymous with Britain's industrial prowess, highlighting the River Clyde's evolution in shipbuilding technology and the rise of pioneering engineering firms. It delves into the confluence of technological innovations, entrepreneurial spirit, and supportive economic structures that fueled Glasgow's ascent, making it a crucial case study for understanding industrial development and economic growth.

 
One intriguing aspect is Glasgow's early adoption of iron steamships, revolutionizing maritime trade and setting new standards in shipbuilding. The book's approach integrates technological, economic, and social analyses to provide a holistic view of Glasgow's industrial history, avoiding romanticization and critically examining both the achievements and the costs of industrialization.

 
The narrative progresses through the geographical advantages of Glasgow, advancements in shipbuilding and engineering, and the social and economic impacts of the industrial boom. Ultimately, it examines the city's industrial decline, offering insights into maintaining competitiveness in a globalized economy.

 
This historical exploration connects to fields like economics, sociology, and urban planning, providing a comprehensive understanding of Glasgow's industrial legacy.
Disponível desde: 05/05/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 56 páginas.

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