Development of Military Doctrine: The Particular Case of Small States

Bjerga, Kjell Inge; Haaland, Torunn

doi:10.1080/01402390.2010.489707

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“…Secondly, small states also have limited institutional capacity to develop their capabilities. Their thinking and research capacity of military doctrine is limited, and their military academies are relatively small with only basic competencies in many areas...doctrinal statessmall countries will be greatly influenced by the thinking that goes on in big countries; only to a certain extent will they address certain national security issues" (Bjerga & Haaland, 2010).…”

Section: International Journal Of Social Science Research and Reviewmentioning

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Strategy for Accelerating the Mastery of Defense Technology in the Procurement of Dassault Rafale Combat Aircraft

Cahyana¹,

Wardana²,

Tahdi³

et al. 2023

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The selection of the Rafale was based on the defense relationship between Indonesia and France which had existed for a very long time, besides that, it was also based on the foreign policy adopted by Indonesia, namely the free and active policy shown by several defense equipments owned by Indonesia, not only from a certain country. In this case, it is hoped that Indonesia will not depend on the procurement of defense equipment from abroad and the implementation of Transfer of Technology, Local Content, and Offsets on Rafale fighter jets can run as expected, therefore a strategy is needed in accelerating defense acquisition, where there are three strategies, namely First is the reform of the defense acquisition system and procedures through a single executor directly under the Minister of Defence; The second is the integration of defense R&D institutions in the Ministry of Defense and all R&D forces into the R&D Agency and the Defense Technology Quality Assurance Agency; The third is improving the quality of the Defense Acquisition Agency's human resources through a transparent and accountable recruitment process. The contract agreement for the procurement of Dassault Rafale fighter aircraft should also carry out defense acquisitions by sending (human resources) (HR) to study and apprentice in the developer industry. In addition to HR offsets, an offset scheme for the production of aircraft components in Indonesia is also needed by the national defense industry.

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Strategy for Accelerating the Mastery of Defense Technology in the Procurement of Dassault Rafale Combat Aircraft

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Wardana²,

Tahdi³

et al. 2023

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“…Their thinking and research capacity of military doctrine is limited, and their military academies are relatively small with only basic competencies in many areas... Small countries will be highly influenced by the thought that occurs in large countries, and will only to a certain extent address particular national security challenges, according to doctrinal states." [17] In this regard, some conclusions can be drawn about how Indonesia buys by developing its approach to arms procurement. The first conclusion is, that Indonesia as a developing country is trying to emulate other militaries; generally, militaries that are considered allies or have higher prestige.…”

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Review Transfer of Technology and Local Content & Offsets to Indonesia on the Procurement of Rafale Fighter Jets

Cahyana¹,

Wardana²,

Tahdi³

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Indonesia's decision in the procurement of the 4.5th generation Rafale fighter jets was agreed to replace the obsolete aircraft Hawk 109/209 and grounded F-5. The selection of Rafale was not only based on the defense relationship between Indonesia and France that had existed for a very long time but also based on the foreign policy adopted by Indonesia. The free and active foreign policy is shown by several defense equipment owned by Indonesia, not only from a particular country. The government's considerations in choosing the Rafale to strengthen the TNI and cooperation in the defense sector with France include: Advantages of the Rafale Fighter Jet, Long-Term Investment in Indonesian Alutsista, Development of Defense Industry Cooperation, Budget Efficiency, Aspects of Defense and Political Strategy, and Free Guarantee from CAATSA Sanctions. In this case, it is expected that Indonesia will not rely on the procurement of defense equipment from abroad, and the implementation of the Transfer of Technology, Local Content and Offsets on Rafale fighter jets can run as expected, therefore a strategy is needed in accelerating defense acquisition, where there are three strategies for technological development and the defense industry to improve significantly.

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Resilience versus vulnerability: Turkey’s small power diplomacy in the 1930s

Baba

Önsoy

2021

Int Polit

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Development of Military Doctrine: The Particular Case of Small States

Cited by 15 publications

References 6 publications

Strategy for Accelerating the Mastery of Defense Technology in the Procurement of Dassault Rafale Combat Aircraft

Strategy for Accelerating the Mastery of Defense Technology in the Procurement of Dassault Rafale Combat Aircraft

Review Transfer of Technology and Local Content & Offsets to Indonesia on the Procurement of Rafale Fighter Jets

Resilience versus vulnerability: Turkey’s small power diplomacy in the 1930s

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