Concorde and Dissent

Discover the fascinating world of aeronautics with Concorde and Dissent by Elliot J. Feldman, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This insightful book delves into the intricate political landscapes of Britain and France, offering detailed case studies that illuminate the complexities of public policy-making in these two nations. With 220 pages of rich content, Feldman provides a unique comparative analysis that enhances our understanding of how political systems influence aeronautical advancements, particularly focusing on the iconic Concorde jet transport. Ideal for enthusiasts of aviation history and political science alike, this paperback edition invites readers to explore the interplay between state and industry. Don't miss the opportunity to gain fresh perspectives on a pivotal era in aeronautics!