Richard Coopey is Senior Research Fellow at the Business History Unit, London School of Economics, where he has been working since 1996 on the Warwick/LSE ESRC-funded project on IT policy history in postwar Britain. He is the co-author of 3i: Fifty Years Investing in Industry (OUP, 1995).

• 1. Information Technology Policy: A Global Historical Survey ; 2. The Shifting Interests of the United States Government in the Development and Diffusion of Information Technology Since 1943 ; 3. The Supply of Information Technology Workers: A History of Policy and Practice in the United States ; 4. Public Policies, Private Platforms: Anitrust and American Computing ; 5. Beat IBM: Cooperation and Competition Inside Japanese Computer Promotion ; 6. Empire and Technology: Information Technology Policy in Postwar Britain and France ; 7. From National Champions to Little Ventures: The NEB and the Second Wave of IT in Britain, 1975-1985 ; 8. The Influence of the Dutch and EU Government Policy on Philips' IT Product Strategy ; 9. Politics, Business, and European Technology Polic: From the Treaty of Rome to Unidata, 1958-75 ; 10. ESPRIT: Europe's Response to US and Japanese Dominance in Information Technology ; 11. The Rise and Fall of State IT Planning: or How Norwegian Planners Became Captains of Industry ; 12. Facing In, Facing Out: IT Production Policy in India from the 1960s to the 1990s ; 13. IT Policy in the USSR and Ukraine: Achievements and Failures ; 14. Romania's Hardware and Software Industry: Building IT Policy and Capabilities in a Transitional Economy

Richard Coopey is Senior Research Fellow at the Business History Unit, London School of Economics, where he has been working since 1996 on the Warwick/LSE ESRC-funded project on IT policy history in postwar Britain. He is the co-author of 3i: Fifty Years Investing in Industry (OUP, 1995).

• 1. Information Technology Policy: A Global Historical Survey ; 2. The Shifting Interests of the United States Government in the Development and Diffusion of Information Technology Since 1943 ; 3. The Supply of Information Technology Workers: A History of Policy and Practice in the United States ; 4. Public Policies, Private Platforms: Anitrust and American Computing ; 5. Beat IBM: Cooperation and Competition Inside Japanese Computer Promotion ; 6. Empire and Technology: Information Technology Policy in Postwar Britain and France ; 7. From National Champions to Little Ventures: The NEB and the Second Wave of IT in Britain, 1975-1985 ; 8. The Influence of the Dutch and EU Government Policy on Philips' IT Product Strategy ; 9. Politics, Business, and European Technology Polic: From the Treaty of Rome to Unidata, 1958-75 ; 10. ESPRIT: Europe's Response to US and Japanese Dominance in Information Technology ; 11. The Rise and Fall of State IT Planning: or How Norwegian Planners Became Captains of Industry ; 12. Facing In, Facing Out: IT Production Policy in India from the 1960s to the 1990s ; 13. IT Policy in the USSR and Ukraine: Achievements and Failures ; 14. Romania's Hardware and Software Industry: Building IT Policy and Capabilities in a Transitional Economy