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Transformation Gap?

Name: Transformation Gap?
Brand: Stanford University Press
SKU: 04718788
Price: 10230 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Theo Farrell
ISBN: 9780804763783

Theo Farrell

Terry Terriff

Frans P. B. Osinga

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04718788

Publishers Stanford University Press, April 2010

NATO member states are all undergoing some form of military transformation. Despite a shared vision,... Full description

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NATO member states are all undergoing some form of military transformation. Despite a shared vision, transformation has been primarily a US-led process centered on the exploitation of new information technologies in combination with new concepts for 'networked organizations' and 'effects-based operations'. Simply put, European states have been unable to match the level of US investment in new military technologies, leading to the identification of a growing 'transformation gap' between the US and the European allies. This book assesses the extent and trajectory of military transformation across a range of European NATO member states, setting their transformation progress against that of the US, and examining the complex mix of factors driving military transformation in each country. It reveals not only the nature and extent of the transatlantic gap, but also identifies an enormous variation in the extent and pace of transformation among the European allies, suggesting both technological and operational gaps within Europe.