Titlebook: Managing the Revolution in Military Affairs; Ron Matthews (Professor of Defence Economics),John Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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,The RMA: an Economist’s View,t with equipment replacing personnel, the need for more skilled personnel to operate the new equipment and changes in the traditional formations of the armed forces (the creation of joint forces and the RAF becoming a Royal Space Force, for example).

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Technology Transfer and the RMA: the Scope and Limitations of Licensed Production for the United KiA — precision guided munitions, stealth weapons, sensors and defence suppression techniques — US defence industries have a clear development and manufacturing lead over their counterparts in the West European NATO states.

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ment environment, including: alterations in the size, structure and configuration of the Armed Forces; emergence of asymmetrical warfare; recognition of the strategic significance of military infosphere, embracing all dimensions of the ‘virtual‘ and ‘vertical‘ battlespace; emphasis on coalition warf

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The RMA: Managing an Idea,ions of military capabilities now and in the future and by its effects on the structure of defence establishments. Moreover, the idea will tend to favour particular policies, institutions and strategies whenever it is characterized in particular terms: as a technical phenomenon, for example.

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Book 2001ategic significance of military infosphere, embracing all dimensions of the ‘virtual‘ and ‘vertical‘ battlespace; emphasis on coalition warfare and defence-industrial cooperation; and reform of the financial, procurement and logistical systems. The contributors to this book evaluate these environmental changes within a defence management context.

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