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"ARPANET" as a book category groups works that trace the origins, technology, culture, and consequences of the ARPANET—the 1960s–70s packet‑switched network that grew into today’s Internet. Titles in this category range from technical retrospectives and protocol histories to institutional and political analyses, oral histories and personal memoirs of the engineers, scientists, and policymakers involved, as well as narrative nonfiction and archival collections that capture the collaborative, experimental ethos of early networking. Common themes include the engineering breakthroughs (packet switching, interface protocols), the interplay of military, academic, and industry interests, emergent social practices like email and remote collaboration, and ARPANET’s lasting legacy for connectivity, governance, and digital culture—appealing to historians, technologists, policy students, and general readers interested in the origin story of the modern Internet.

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