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AGS bids for expanded missions / Sweetman, Bill Apr 2005  Journal Article
Sweetman, Bill Journal Article
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Publication Apr 2005.
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ID:   057243


Cyber surveillance: threats and new technologies / Deva, Yashwant   Journal Article
Deva, Yashwant Journal Article
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Publication 2003.
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ID:   141336


Egypt's economic development and challenges post Arab spring: can new technology Quench Egypt's thirst for water and enhance good institutions? / Akacem, Mohammed; Miller, Dennis D   Article
Akacem, Mohammed Article
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ID:   186890


Middle East abhors a vacuum: America’s exit and the coming contest for military supremacy / Pollack, Kenneth M   Journal Article
Pollack, Kenneth M Journal Article
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Key Words Terrorism  Insurgency  Middle East  America  New Technology  Drone Wars 
Military Supremacy 
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ID:   097934


Modularity of protection for land systems: a challenge for system engineering faced by field conditions / Lemascon, Philippe; Goretta, Olivier; Luzeaux, Dominique; Vu, Quang   Journal Article
Lemascon, Philippe Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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ID:   102774


New global auto industry? / Kierzkowski, Henryk   Journal Article
Kierzkowski, Henryk Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract This paper brings together a number of robust trade models to shed some light on the likely evolution of the global automotive industry. Vertical product differentiation, intra-industry trade and fragmentation of production leading to international outsourcing are important features of the existing global automotive sector. The global automotive sector will most likely experience groundbreaking changes over the coming decades. The sector is confronted with a multidimensional technological revolution spurred by radical product innovation, shifts in customer demand and government incentives. A dominant driver will be growing public concern about climate change. China and India might well become leading players by 2050, if not earlier.
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ID:   087083


New technology and marine resource development: study in government-business cooperation / Spangler, Miller B 1970  Book
Spangler, Miller B Book
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Publication New York, Praeger Publishers, 1970.
Description xxxiii, 607
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ID:   147559


New technology for peace & protection: expanding the r2p Toolbox / Axworthy, Lloyd; Dorn, A Walter   Journal Article
Dorn, A Walter Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract New technological advances in areas such as digital information, algorithmic forensic data analysis, autonomous surveillance vehicles, advanced robotics, and multispectral sensors (sometimes all working together) can help avert war, introduce more effective peacekeeping and peacemaking initiatives, lessen the impact of conflict on innocent people, and help rebuild war-torn states. When international humanitarian action becomes urgent, by way of knowledge gained through such technologies, then those same peace applications can be used to reduce harmful forms of intervention and to ensure that enforcers are abiding by international law and UN guidance. An ethical failure occurs when such technologies exist to save lives, reduce risks, and secure peace, but are not employed.
Key Words New Technology  Peace & Protect  R2P Toolbox 
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Out of CAOCs comes order / Hewish , Mark May 2003  Journal Article
Hewish , Mark Journal Article
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