Allies and armaments

Survival

Volumn 44, Issue 2, 2002, Pages 141-155

  Kapstein, Ethan B ^a  

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EID: 0038897284     PISSN: 00396338     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1093/survival/44.2.141     Document Type: Article

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2. Philip Gordon, "US and ESDI in the New NATO," Les Notes de l'IFRI, no. 4, (Paris: IFRI, 1998).
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6. Goldstein, 'Discounting the Free Ride', p. 65.
7. William Walker and Philip Gummett, 'Nationalism, Internationalism, and the European Defense Market', Chaillot Paper 9, September 1993, p. 5.
8. Ethan B. Kapstein, 'International Collaboration in Armaments Production: A Second-Best Solution', Political Science Quarterly 106 (Winter 1991-92), pp. 657-675.
9. Francois Heisbourg, 'From European Defense Industrial Restructuring to Transatlantic Deal?' CSIS Working Paper no. 4, February 2001.
10. James Morrow, 'Arms versus Allies: Trade-offs in the Search for Security', International Organization 47 (Spring 1993), p. 214.
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15. Stephen Brooks, 'The Globalization of Production and the Changing Benefits of Conquest', Journal of Conflict Resolution 43 (October 1999), pp. 646-670.
16. Stephen Walt, 'Alliance Formation and the Balance of World Power', International Security 9 (Spring 1985), p. 232.
17. Gompert, Kugler and Libicki, Mind the Gap, p. 65.
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19. ibid., p. 44.
20. As James Morrow has written, 'Allies with obsolescent weapons are not a good source of security'. Morrow, 'Arms versus Allies', p. 224.
21. American expenditures, from a much higher level, fell by nearly 40%.
22. WEU, European Armaments Restructuring as the Role of the WEU, WEU Document 1623, 9 November 1998.
23. WEU, European Armaments Restructuring; Letter of Intent Between Six Defence Ministers on Measures to Facilitate the Restructuring of the European Defence Industry.
24. Walker and Gummett, 'Nationalism', p. 5.
25. Jan Joel Andersson, 'Why Now? An Analysis of the Present Push for a Pan-European Defense Industry', in Andersson (ed.), Internationalization, Economic Dependence and National Security (Stockholm: The Swedish Institute for International Affairs, 2000), p. 70.
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27. ibid., p. 62.
28. Gompert, Kugler, and Libicki, Mind the Gap; Thomas, 'Military Challenges'.
29. Cindy Williams and Jennifer Lind, 'Can We Afford a Revolution in Military Affairs?', Breakthrough (Spring 1999), pp. 3-8.
30. See the JSF website at www.jast.mil for details on international collaboration.
31. Vance Coffman, 'The Defense Industry Today: Implications for Transatlantic Cooperation', Remarks before the Atlantic Council of the United States and the Center for European Reform, 4 May 2000.
32. For a review of that history, see Kapstein, 'International Collaboration in Armaments Production: A Second-Best Solution'.
33. Heisbourg, 'European Defense Restructuring'.
34. US Department of State, 'New Export Exemption for Closest Allies to Promote Defense Security', 26 May 2000.
35. Coffman, 'Defense Industry Today'.
36. John Weston, 'The European Defense Industry in the Global Market', unpublished report, 1996.
37. Gordon Adams, 'Fortress America in a Changing Transatlantic Defense Market', in Burkhard Schmitt (ed.), 'Between Cooperation and Competition: The Transatlantic Defense Market', Chaillot Paper 44 January 2001, p. 5.
38. Alexander Vershbow, 'Remarks on Euro-Atlantic Security and Defense', 15 May 2001, at www.useu.be/Categories. PolSecVershbowEuroAtlSec15May01. html.