Titlebook: Integration of Infrastructures in Europe in Historical Comparison; Gerold Ambrosius,Christian Henrich-Franke Book 2016 Springer Internatio

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Introduction, State of the Art and Definitions,er is provided with an overview of the current state of the art. After that follows a definition of infrastructures which employs categories such as rivalry/excludability, external effects, sunk costs, natural monopolies, public ownership and regulations. These categories then serve as a matrix for

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Infrastructural Integration in the Nineteenth Century,f transnational infrastructure networks is given. At the same time similarities and differences between railways, inland navigation, postal services, telegraphy, telephony and radio are explored with special regard to international cooperation (structures), political negotiations (processes) and int

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Infrastructural Integration in the Twentieth Century,tail. At the same time similarities and differences between railways, inland navigation, postal services, telecommunication and radio are explored with special regard to international cooperation (structures), political negotiations (processes) and international standards for technical, operational,

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Relationship Between Organisational Structures, Political Processes and Agreed Standards,olitical processes leading towards the corresponding treaties and with the contents of the agreed standards, which enabled transnational connections between national infrastructural systems. The principal aim is to deliver insight into the interaction of structures, processes and contents. To achiev

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Conclusion,ed as a fairly recent subdiscipline. This applies in particular to studies focusing on cross-border international network connections. We have analysed this topic from the perspective of political and economic history using primarily methods and theories from the political and economic sciences. In

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