2017
DOI: 10.1080/09662839.2017.1384379
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State–defence industry relations in the European context: French and UK interactions with the European Defence Agency

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“…Aşamalı geliştirmeyi içeren akıllı tedarik sürecinde yetenek daha uygun maliyetle ve daha düşük risk seviyesinde geliştirilen silahın envantere alınmasını ve teknolojilerdeki gelişmeleri de hesaba katarak silahın geliştirilmesini öngörmektedir. Akıllı tedarik süreci; konsept, değerlendirme, gösterim, üretim, envantere alma ve elden çıkarma olmak üzere altı aşamadan oluşmaktadır (Calcara, 2017).…”
Section: Savunma Tedarik Stratejileriunclassified
“…Aşamalı geliştirmeyi içeren akıllı tedarik sürecinde yetenek daha uygun maliyetle ve daha düşük risk seviyesinde geliştirilen silahın envantere alınmasını ve teknolojilerdeki gelişmeleri de hesaba katarak silahın geliştirilmesini öngörmektedir. Akıllı tedarik süreci; konsept, değerlendirme, gösterim, üretim, envantere alma ve elden çıkarma olmak üzere altı aşamadan oluşmaktadır (Calcara, 2017).…”
Section: Savunma Tedarik Stratejileriunclassified
“…The developments were pushed forward particularly by France and the French military establishment, which is understandable because historically France was less tightly integrated into the NATO compared to Germany and the United Kingdom (Mérand 2006;Rieker 2006). Here, integration refers particularly to the defense industry, and, indeed, also France's later pro-active strategy has partially originated from the needs of its national defense industry (Calcara 2017;Fiott 2017a). In this sense, the EU-level was a facilitating medium for the establishment of European defense industry relations, while the marketization itself was largely driven by national interests.…”
Section: Theoretical Framingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 A parallel to traditional security and defense is therefore apparent: the dual-use concept was important already during the 1980s liberalization-and like today, it was seen as a crucial vehicle for fostering research and development (R&D) and improving cost-efficiency (van Scherpenberg 1997). The concept was also a significant element in the 1990s efforts to establish a common European defense market (Calcara 2017). This time-honored trend has continued to the 2010s.…”
Section: Theoretical Framingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Those that exist can be grouped as country-specific, region-specific, or related to a specific paradigm. Antonio Calcara [2] analysed the French and UK engagements with the EDA, and their preferences towards the EU defence-industrial framework. Calcara [3] investigated the interaction of Italy with the Agency, France, and the UK through the theoretical approaches of Atlanticist, European, and Institutionalization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%