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185325
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163095
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With the world’s ninth largest economy and comprising nearly 60% of South America’s GDP, 47% of its territory, and 49% of its population, Brazil has become a regional power and an important actor in world affairs over recent decades. This scenario has led the government to re-evaluate its role in the world order, resulting in the enactment of the National Defence Policy, whose objective was to consolidate the country as a regional power while at the same time addressing national security issues, promoting economic development through a series of defence programmes, restructuring the defence industrial base, fostering innovation through technology and knowledge transfer to Brazil, and indigenous research and development. However, the policy’s implementation suffers from several challenges discussed in this article, which may test the capability and competence of Brazilian policymakers, military, industrialists, and other individuals and organisations involved in its implementation.
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075868
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058036
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143458
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Geneva, Programme for Strategic and International Security Studies, 1981.
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65p.pbk
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PSIS Occasional Paper; no. 4 E
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 020976 | 355.944/BOY 020976 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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176935
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132265
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2014.
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The Indian policy regime is infamous for subordinating national concerns to the interests of some self-seeking pressure groups. Worse, a number of self-proclaimed experts readily join hands with egocentric lobbies to spread disinformation. Invariably, truth becomes the first casualty. False examples, taken out of context, are cited in support of their flawed contentions. The case of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in defence is symptomatic of the detrimental malaise that afflicts the Indian polity and the intelligentsia.
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076474
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104449
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