Add to ORKGDefence procurement is an important current policy issue in Australia. On one hand, there is a build-up in defence outlays as a result of the war on terrorism, our military’s involvement in peace missions in our region and beyond, and changes in the threats facing Australia. Given the extra resources directed to defence, it is natural to expect that these expenses will be subjected to a greater degree of scrutiny. On the other hand, greater public scrutiny also follows from a history of major delays and cost overruns in the Collins Class submarines and the Jindalee Operational Radar Network projects
Summary: The issue of ballistic missile defence (BMD) was a controversial one when US President Reag...
Usually, economists regard military expenditure as unproductive, a burden expressed by the famous ch...
The procurement of weapons for our armed forces has traditionally been an issue left to the experts...
In this paper we are concerned with the procurement of complex weapons systems. We review the major ...
As a country largely free of the corruption that bedevils the defence procurement of many of Austr...
There are several examples of failed arms acquisition programs, where costs have been underestimated...
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Weapons programs are criticized for cost overruns, delays in delivery and failure to meet their oper...
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Book synopsis: The acquisition and procurement of major weapons systems is fraught with difficulties...
Defence outlays amount to 1.8 per cent of Australia’s GDP. Nonetheless, the processes by which those...
Few attempts have been made to systematically examine weapon procurement activities within states, a...
In recent years, the Department of Defense and the defense industry have suffered an image disaster ...
Technological innovation for defence-related purposes has often facilitated major advances of socio-...
Summary: The issue of ballistic missile defence (BMD) was a controversial one when US President Reag...
Usually, economists regard military expenditure as unproductive, a burden expressed by the famous ch...
The procurement of weapons for our armed forces has traditionally been an issue left to the experts...
In this paper we are concerned with the procurement of complex weapons systems. We review the major ...
As a country largely free of the corruption that bedevils the defence procurement of many of Austr...
There are several examples of failed arms acquisition programs, where costs have been underestimated...
Attaining an adequate level of defense at an acceptable cost is as vital and elusive a goal as any t...
Proceedings Paper (for Acquisition Research Program)Defence procurement agencies in smaller countrie...
Weapons programs are criticized for cost overruns, delays in delivery and failure to meet their oper...
This report attempts to explain why some countries produce arms on a limited scale, and what benefit...
Book synopsis: The acquisition and procurement of major weapons systems is fraught with difficulties...
Defence outlays amount to 1.8 per cent of Australia’s GDP. Nonetheless, the processes by which those...
Few attempts have been made to systematically examine weapon procurement activities within states, a...
In recent years, the Department of Defense and the defense industry have suffered an image disaster ...
Technological innovation for defence-related purposes has often facilitated major advances of socio-...
Summary: The issue of ballistic missile defence (BMD) was a controversial one when US President Reag...
Usually, economists regard military expenditure as unproductive, a burden expressed by the famous ch...
The procurement of weapons for our armed forces has traditionally been an issue left to the experts...