Del 46 - NATO Science Series D:

Relations between Defence and Civil Technologies

Inbunden, Engelska, 1988

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We thank the Leverhulme Trust for enabling assistance to be provided to the Workshop Directors, in the form of lain Bate, who himself played a major part in the success of the meeting.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum1988-09-30
Mått155 x 235 x 22 mm
Vikt647 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieNATO Science Series D:
Antal sidor305
Upplaga1988
FörlagSpringer
ISBN9789024737697

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1: Concepts, Approaches, Measurement.- 1. From components to integrated systems: Technological diversity and integrations between the military and civilian sectors.- 2. Spin-off: a fundamentalist approach.- 3. Some views on industry perspectives on civil and military R&D.- 4. Assessing the impact of federal industrial R&D expenditure on private R&D activity in the United States.- 5. Technology and Trade: Does military R&D make a difference?.- 6. The relationship between military and civil technology: a historical perspective.- 2: Country Studies.- 7. Interdiffusion of military and civil technologies in the United States of America.- 8. The need — and opportunity — for greater integration of defence and civil technologies in the United States.- 9. Civilian exploitation of defence R&D in the UK.- 10. A UK initiative for the transfer of technologies from defence to civil sector.- 11. The relationship between defence and civil technologies: policy of the French Ministry of Defence.- 12. Foreign technology and local innovation: some lessons from Spanish defence industry experience.- 13. Recent trends in R&D in Italy and in military R&D in particular.- 14. A small country perspective: military-civil technological relations in the Netherlands.- Part3. Indididual Technologies.- 15. Determinants of spin-off in the context of SDI: the VHSIC programme.- 16. Adaptation of new technology: the case of servo technology in Norway 1947–1956.- 17. Defence — civil relations in the development of new materials technology in Britain.- Participants.