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All items tagged defense industryOpen Think Tank ArticlesMay 22, 2012 | Moving Forward with Smart DefenseEditorial Team: The many good ideas from non-shortlisted authors in the third category of our “Your Ideas, Your NATO” competition have been brought together in this article. A recurring theme was the need for NATO to more precisely define its and the Members’ roles in order for Smart Defense to be implemented successfully. ... MoreSeptember 18, 2011 | US Should Invest in European MilitariesJason Naselli: Direct US investment in European militaries would complement joint defense interests and strengthen logistical and political cooperation across the Atlantic. It would also encourage burden-sharing, advance specialization and reduce costs by increasing competition in an industry where it is sorely lacking. ... MoreSeptember 18, 2011 | Open Markets, Better ArmsDmitri A Titoff: Without an agreement on a common defense policy, European states are letting market forces play a larger role in shaping their defense industries. Open markets could increase the risk of proliferation, but would also lower arms prices and improve military procurement across European borders. ... MoreSeptember 15, 2011 | Beyond Pooling and Sharing: Open Europe's MarketsRobert Helbig: Europe should integrate its national defense capabilities not only in training and deploying troops, but also in research, development and procurement. States must open their national defense markets to increase competition, lower equipment prices and make spending more efficient. ... MoreMarch 10, 2011 | Limiting Arms SalesLilianne Christina Steele: A defense industry is imperative to every nation; however steps need to be taken to protect civilians who consistently become collateral damage in this corrupt and unstable industry. Changes need to ensure that nations no longer use arms sales to manipulate foreign policy agendas. ... MoreOctober 21, 2008 | Defense Industry: New Protectionism on Both Sides of The Pond?W. Hertel & F. Schöning: The EU is about to adopt a new framework for the defense industry that may hurt the chances of US companies to conduct business in Europe. This new protectionism on both sides of the pond will invariably hurt the EU and US. ... MoreCommentsSeptember 22, 2011 | First of all I like your idea very much which... |
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