Chapter 14 The defense industrial base

Dunne, J. Paul

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“…Para facilitar o entendimento, Dunne (1995) apresenta uma classificação dos materiais produzidos pela BID: armas letais de grande porte ou sistema de armas menores; armas não-letais, porém produtos estratégicos, como veículos e combustíveis; e outros produtos consumidos por militares como alimentação e uniformes. As armas podem ter um elevado valor tecnológico agregado, gerando sistemas caríssimos, como um navio ou uma aeronave de guerra, ou até mesmo armas menores, dotadas de menos tecnologia e com preços bem menores, como um revólver ou pistola Muitos equipamentos produzidos pelas indústrias de defesa, portadores de muita ou pouca tecnologia embarcada, podem ainda ser de uso dual, ou seja, dependendo de como são produzidas, podem ser empregadas tanto para fins militares, como para uso civil.…”

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“…Pois é justamente nesse contexto que a cooperação por meio da divisão dos investimentos parece maximizar melhor os recursos disponíveis, demonstrando-se uma opção viável, sobretudo em uma área de custos elevados como a defesa. Dunne (1995) destaca que o desenvolvimento de uma Indústria de Defesa geralmente tende a ser benéfico, pois leva ao desenvolvimento tecnológico de diversos setores, à produção de empregos e à alocação de profissionais qualificados. Hartley (2006), entretanto, ressalta que os custos para se manter uma BID puramente nacional são muito altos, o que exige um elevado comprometimento do governo, contrastando com a necessidade de estes mesmos governos investirem em bem-estar social.…”

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Panorama Atual E Perspectivas Futuras De Uma Logística De Defesa Integrada Na América Do Sul: Oportunidades Para a Indústria Regional De Defesa

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Studart

Oliveira

2017

Austral

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This work aims to analyze the current situation and future prospects of an integrated defense logistics in South America, with emphasis on the defense industries of South American countries. To do so, it was made a wide bibliographical and documentary review on the subject in question. The South American Defense Council (SADC), established in 2008, has as one of its objectives the creation of an integrated defense industrial base in South America, in order to achieve greater regional autonomy and reduce the costs of R&D and production of defense products. However, while analyzing the literature, it is observed that currently there is still a shy interaction between countries, summing up to a few bilateral agreements or arrangements between small groups. On the other hand, when picturing the future scenario, it appears that the rhetoric is likely to be realized, which would benefit the entire region, with the possibility of real political and economic gains to the States. There seems to be room for integration and the development of a regional synergy, for which it becomes critical that the larger countries support smaller countries, disadvantaged economically, but still with great potential and consumer realities and close geostrategic threats.

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Panorama Atual E Perspectivas Futuras De Uma Logística De Defesa Integrada Na América Do Sul: Oportunidades Para a Indústria Regional De Defesa

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Studart

Oliveira

2017

Austral

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“…In practice, this distrust is institutionalised in competitive bidding and formal arms-length contracting (Dunne 1995, Casper 2001, Sorenson 2009). …”

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Defying Convergence: Globalisation and Varieties of Defence-Industrial Capitalism

DeVore

2014

New Political Economy

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“…Even the largest producer, the U.S., has to import some systems. Dunne (1995) discusses the defense industrial base and Dunne, et al (2007) provide a model of the process.…”

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The defense industry in an age of austerity

Smith¹

2013

EPSJ

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Reductions in military expenditure will generate pressures to restructure the defense industry. This article explores the implications of a more peaceful evolution of military expenditure for the economic structure of this industry. For example, since military expenditure and defense industry concentration have moved in opposite directions in the past, future cuts in such spending might be expected to lead to a more concentrated industry. Although eventually thwarted in 2012, the proposed merger of defense industry giants BAE and EADS – which would have created the world's largest defense firm – is discussed in some detail as a potential harbinger of defense consolidation to come.

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Chapter 14 The defense industrial base

Cited by 48 publications

References 23 publications

Panorama Atual E Perspectivas Futuras De Uma Logística De Defesa Integrada Na América Do Sul: Oportunidades Para a Indústria Regional De Defesa

Panorama Atual E Perspectivas Futuras De Uma Logística De Defesa Integrada Na América Do Sul: Oportunidades Para a Indústria Regional De Defesa

Defying Convergence: Globalisation and Varieties of Defence-Industrial Capitalism

The defense industry in an age of austerity

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