| Technopolis |
| PREFACE |
 | PART 1— SETTING THE SCENE |
 | Chapter 1— The Southern Californian Technopolis in Context |
| Chapter 2— Patterns of Industrialization and Regional Development |
| PART II— A GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN TECHNOPOLIS |
| Chapter 3— The Structure and Organization of High-technology Industry in Southern California: A Brief Profile |
| Chapter 4— Southern California's Pathway to High-technology Industrial Development, 1920–1960 |
| PART III— ANALYSES OF THE CORE HIGH-TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX |
| Chapter 5— The Aircraft and Parts Industry |
| Chapter 6— The Missile and Space Industry: The Southern Californian Nexus in National Context |
| Chapter 7— The Electronics Industry |
| PART IV— LOCAL LABOR MARKETS: TWO CONTRASTING CASES |
| Chapter 8— The Local Labor Market Dynamics of a Cohort of Engineers and Scientists |
| Chapter 9— Electronics Assembly Workers in Southern California |
| PART V— INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION, INNOVATION, AND LOCATION |
| Chapter 10— Subcontracting Relations and Locational Agglomeration in the Printed Circuits Industry |
| Chapter 11— Innovation, New Firm Formation, and Location in Southern California's Medical Device Industry |
| PART VI— FINALE |
| Chapter 12— Questions of Policy and Strategic Choice: Collective Action and Regional Development in the New Global Economy |
| APPENDICES |
| REFERENCES |
| INDEX |