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Continuous regeneration without displacing essential civilian care
European rearmament is counted in platforms, ammunition, industrial capacity and deployable formations. Those are things that can be bought early and held. Military enduran...
When a factory across the border becomes capacity a government can plan on
European rearmament increasingly depends on production networks that do not coincide with national borders, and the Nordic countries present one of the continent’s...
SME Status, Group Control and the Funding Rate
The European Defence Fund was designed to draw smaller undertakings into cross-border defence programmes, and at the same time to help the technologies those undertakings carry reach industria...
Warehousing units, conditional liquidity and the limits of industrial additionality
Europe’s attempt to draw household savings into defence capital rests on a proposition that sounds simple and is not: that private savings can supplement p...
Software Rights, Corporate Control and Through-Life Support
European naval rearmament is normally measured at the level of hulls, weapons, sensors, combat systems and prime contractors. That perspective is incomplete for survivability capa...
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