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Comprehensive logistics management in defence / Nagalia, A K

Nagalia, A K	Journal Article
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2010.

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The RFP should define the sustained capability required for a defined period of time. It should ask the vendors to give technical and commercial proposals for owning and exploiting the same as per the defined usage at a specified level of operational readiness. The provisions for defence offset should be leveraged for setting up the necessary JVs to provide life time training, maintenance and logistic support in accordance with the principles of PBL. In case any existing infrastructure could be made available to him, its details and lease arrangements should also be specified.

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Defence ; Logistics Management ; Indian Armed Forces

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Desperate mobilities: logistics, security and the extra-logistical knowledge of 'appropriation / Martin, Craig

Martin, Craig	Journal Article
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2012.

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This paper sets out to address the increasing strategic power of logistics management in the context of commodity and corporeal mobilities. In doing so it looks to the strategy of interconnectivity in order to address the management of legitimated mobilities. It is argued that the geopower of commodity mobility is premised on the infrastructural strength offered by logistics management, a form of spatial and temporal control that operates through increasingly territorialising means. However, given the infrastructural 'tension' that processes of standardisation have created, the paper also concerns the appropriation of commodity mobility networks for the purposes of illegitimated corporeal mobility. In part this is intended to develop the critiques of globalisation which challenged the image of transnational mobility networks as part of a borderless, boundless present typified most readily by the flows of information, capital and commodities. By contrast the 'desperate mobilities' of undocumented immigrants attests to the rather more tangled manifestations of mobility that many individuals have to traverse. In particular I focus on the fallibility of strategic sites within global commodity movement and the uses of 'extra-logistical knowledge'.

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Globalisation ; Logistics ; Logistics Management ; Desperate Mobilities ; Extra - Logistical Knowledge ; Global Commodity Movement

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Logistics management practices / Bhonsle, Rahul K

Bhonsle, Rahul K	Journal Article
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2006.

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Defence Logistics ; Logistics Management

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