Defence industries in the 21st century: a comparative analysis

Kurç, Çağlar; Neuman, Stephanie G.

doi:10.1080/14702436.2017.1350105

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“…The role of the private sector has had a positive impact in accelerating the development of the defense industry, such as in South Korea through Daewoo and Samsung. The global defense industry market is also 70%-80% still dominated by private companies from the United States and European countries (Kleczka et al, 2020;Kurç & Neuman, 2017).…”

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“…10, No.2 (2022): January, pp. 293 -312 Turkey, Ukraine, and India has transformed the number of market players in this industry.These countries are considered as countries that are middle advanced in technology development in the defense industry and have become one of the producers for markets in developing countries(Kurç & Neuman, 2017). Meanwhile, Indonesia's position is still assessed as a country with specifications with specific industrial capabilities.…”

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Analysis of the Position of the Tactical Vehicle Defense Industry on the National Defense Development in a Logistics Perspective

Lomboan¹

2022

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Analysis of the Position of the Tactical Vehicle Defense Industry on the National Defense Development in a Logistics Perspective

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2022

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“…Thus, the defense industry had to adapt to survive in order to reduce costs and expand its influence, while, equally importantly, the State reduced its participation in sustaining defense research (Chin 2019). As a result, defense companies began to form multinational corporations and establish transnational networks, expanding beyond State borders and, in some situations, replacing intergovernmental cooperation (Kurç and Neuman 2017). Further analysis showed that this transformation has the potential to influence the international politics, crisis situations, and armed conflicts (Neuman 2006).…”

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Politics, Power, and Influence: Defense Industries in the Post-Cold War

Reis

2021

Social Sciences

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The post-Cold War era is placing the defense industry at a crossroads. If, on the one hand, it is under great pressure to guarantee warlike efforts around the world, with tight budgets and uncertain lead-times, on the other hand, it is seen as a central instrument for national sovereignty and foreign policy. The purpose of this research is to report the state-of-the-art of the existing literature and explore the most relevant research areas in order to provide the conceptual basis for further empirical research. To do so, this study uses a preferred reporting items for systematic review and meta-analysis (PRISMA), which is an adequate technique as it allows one to discover concepts, ideas, and debates about the defense industry. The results evidenced three different approaches to the defense industry—integration, autarky, and domination. In that regard, we present several case studies in which the defense industry is used as an instrument of foreign policy or national sovereignty. Future studies may focus on empirical research to validate the theoretical findings or to identify variables that lead some defense industries to seek synergies, resorting to mergers and acquisitions, while other defense companies prefer to obtain State funds.

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“…Accordingly, Western defence industrial sectors have been forced to adapt as their traditional markets change and decrease. For instance, defence companies in the major arms producing countries have evolved into multinational corporations through mergers and acquisitions (Kurç and Neuman 2017). In this setting, the European Union (E.U.)…”

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Firm Performance in Regulated Markets: The Case of Spanish Defence Industry

Callado-Muñoz

Hromcová

Sanso‐Navarro

et al. 2020

Defence and Peace Economics

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This paper studies the e¤ects of legal reforms associated to defence and public procurement on …rm performance. With this aim, a theoretical framework for the reaction of defence …rms to regulatory changes is developed. Its predictions have been empirically assessed using the last reforms implemented in Spain. Our results suggest that these new regulations have allowed the main defence contractors to outperform the other defence contractors in terms of productivity, having no e¤ect on pro…tability. These …ndings are in line with theoretical priors. Therefore, it can be claimed that governmental interventions have had an e¤ect on …rm performance. We also provide evidence that, while the procurement procedures and the contract law put into place in 2011 have principally a¤ected the productivity of large …rms, the centralization process established in 2014 has exerted a higher in ‡uence on SMEs.

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Defence industries in the 21st century: a comparative analysis

Cited by 28 publications

References 21 publications

Analysis of the Position of the Tactical Vehicle Defense Industry on the National Defense Development in a Logistics Perspective

Analysis of the Position of the Tactical Vehicle Defense Industry on the National Defense Development in a Logistics Perspective

Politics, Power, and Influence: Defense Industries in the Post-Cold War

Firm Performance in Regulated Markets: The Case of Spanish Defence Industry

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