Showing posts with label defense production. Show all posts Showing posts with label defense production. Show all posts 0 Jones Weeks 6 & 7: Cold War and Post-CW - A New Weltanschauung or Weltschmerz? As we will discuss in the upcoming class session, the Cold War offered policy makers a decidedly stable conceptual framework within which ... 0 Comments 0 Jones More on Technology Lead See following Wired magazine story on Pentagon's efforts to spurn commercial-side innovation for military consumption purposes. 0 Comments 0 Jones Week 4: Arms (and Dual-Use) Trade I Syllabus readings for week IV are more factual than suppositional. For class, please familiarize yourselves with the data, linking back arms... 0 Comments 0 Jones Week 3: The Sinews of National Securit Building upon weeks 1 and 2 discussions, we now arrive at power: namely, what is it in relation to economics and trade? Setting aside the ca... 0 Comments 0 Jones Can the National Defense Be a Global Business? The defense industry is more closely tied to national interest than any other. But Vivek Lall, the head of global strategy for General Ato... 0 Comments Older Posts Home Blog Archive ▼ 2015 (15) ▼ October (1) Week 10: International Response to Nuclear Trade a... ► September (8) ► August (6) INTL8270 Links Karni 1 Research Design Example Syllabus Policy Brief Example Cupitt Text Labels Cloud cold war defense production dual-use economic statecraft export control global value chains globalization Iran misc MNCs nuclear weapons production Rumi trade Powered by Blogger.