H J Haden

Biographic Data

ID1467050
NAMEH J Haden
GIVEN NAMESH J
FAMILY NAMEHaden
SIGNATUREHADEN H J
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS32
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT32
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1960
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1982
H-INDEX0

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 22

    H J Haden, John H MartinARTICLETechnology and Culture1982

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 21

    H J Haden, John H MartinARTICLETechnology and Culture1981

  • Ancient Glass in Its Context

    H J Haden, Anita EngleARTICLETechnology and Culture1980

  • Art, Feat and Mystery

    H J Haden, Hiram W WoodwardARTICLETechnology and Culture1980

  • Vickers

    H J Haden, H EvansARTICLETechnology and Culture1979

  • Journal of Glass Studies (review)

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1978

    728 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE suggestion that a TA be done of TA is not likely to be adopted (p. 318). It is well established that bureaucrats overestimate benefits and underestimate costs of projects they favor (and vice versa). Thus, a favorable “official” verdict can be expected on TA-RTA. The “real” verdict is much less clear. Louis P. Cain* Engineering in the Ancient World. By J. G. Landels. Berkeley: University of California Press…

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 19

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1978

  • Readings in Glass History. No. 8

    H J Haden, Anita EngleARTICLETechnology and Culture1978

  • The Steam Engine of Thomas Newcomen

    H J Haden, L T C Rolt et al.ARTICLETechnology and Culture1978

  • The Glassmakers

    H J Haden, T C BarkerARTICLETechnology and Culture1978

  • Journal of Glass Studies (review)

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1977

    746 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE available data; an analysis by McQuaid of the origin of the Business Advisory Council; and a treatment by Lindert and Williamson of trends in American inequality over three centuries. Lindert and Wil­ liamson’s work makes imaginative use ofscanty data and is notable for its suggestion that occupational pay ratios may in some cases serve as relatively good proxies for more traditional measures of income in­ …

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 17

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1977

  • Readings in Glass History. Nos. 6 and 7

    H J Haden, Anita EngleARTICLETechnology and Culture1977

  • The Victoria History of the County of Stafford. Vol. 17

    H J Haden, M W GreensladeARTICLETechnology and Culture1977

  • Readings in Glass History. No. 5

    H J Haden, Anita EngleARTICLETechnology and Culture1976

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 26

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1976

  • The Development of English Glassmaking, 1560-1640

    H J Haden, Eleanor S GodfreyARTICLETechnology and Culture1976

  • Readings in Glass History. No. 3

    H J Haden, Anita EngleARTICLETechnology and Culture1975

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 15

    H J Haden, Jane Shadel SpillmanARTICLETechnology and Culture1975

  • Journal of Glass Studies (review)

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1974

    TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 367 contains the above-mentioned pneumatic trough, I wish it had been used as an excuse to tell us more about Lady Hippisley, Horner of Mells, and the Frame Institute. But as Mr. Hill undoubtedly discovered in writing this catalog, you cannot please everybody. The catalog is very welcome. Robert P. Multhauf* Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 14. Corning, N.Y.: Corning Museum of Glass, 1972. Pp. 187; illustrations.…

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 14

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1974

  • William Caslon

    H J Haden, Johnson BallARTICLETechnology and Culture1974

  • Journal of Glass Studies (review)

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1973

    110 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 13. Corning, N.Y.: Corning Museum of Glass, 1971. Pp. 180; illustrations. $10.00. A feature of past volumes of this painstakingly produced Journal that is omitted from the 1971 volume is that giving biographical details about the contributors. In these days of high printing costs it is understandable that in grasping the nettle “economy” the edition should cut out the least si…

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 13

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1973

  • Journal of Glass Studies. Vol. 12

    H J HadenARTICLETechnology and Culture1971