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Subject(s)

• Manganese industry—Political aspects—United States—History [Browse]
• Steel industry and trade—United States—History [Browse]
• Strategic materials—United States [Browse]
• Strategic materials—Developing countries [Browse]
• Raw materials—Developing countries [Browse]
• Manganese—Metallurgy [Browse]
• Steel—Metallurgy [Browse]
• Developing countries—Foreign economic relations—United States [Browse]
• United States—Foreign economic relations—Developing countries [Browse]

Series

• International history. [More in this series]
• International history, 1527-2230 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. [293]-318) and index.

Contents

• 1. The "Starch in the Steel": Manganese Metallurgy and Commerce
• 2. Far-Flung Sources: The Creation of a World Market, 1880-1914
• 3. "More Than a Pawn in the Game of War": Global Instabilities, 1905-19
• 4. Filling Big Orders: The Diversification of Supply, 1919-30
• 5. Internationalism vs. Self-Sufficiency: The Making of U.S. Mineral Policy, 1919-39
• 6. Tempting the Brazilians: The Diplomacy of Minerals and Steel, 1930-45
• 7. Extending the Quest: The Crisis of the New Order, 1945-49
• 8. New Frontiers: Restructuring World Supply, 1948-65
• Epilogue: The Buyer's Market and the Realignment of Steel.

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ISBN

0275977072 (alk. paper)

LCCN

2003048200

OCLC

51923627

RCP

C - S

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