Alternative Military Keynesianism as a Tool of Civil-Military Cooperation in the Framework of the EU Defence Policy
Alternative Military Keynesianism as a Tool of Civil-Military Cooperation in the Framework of the EU Defence Policy
Author(s): Šavriņa Baiba, Tiltiņš AlekssSubject(s): National Economy, Security and defense, Military policy, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Published by: Exeley Inc.
Keywords: national economy; public-private partnership; defence industry; Common Security and Defence Policy of the European Union; industrial clusters; military Keynesianism; military goods; tax relief;
Summary/Abstract: During the last year the security threads to the European Union have increased dramatically under the influence of military crisis in eastern Ukraine and Islamic terrorist activities in Europe. Consequently the demand for defence in the member states of the European Union has become greater than in previous years. This situation leads to the dilemma when the high level of defence expenditure can hamper the financial support of other sectors of national economy. Therefore it is necessary to increase the efficiency of available financial resources that have been allocated for the defence without a significant increase in defence expenditure. In order to achieve this efficiency the concept of closer cooperation between military and civil sector can be the base for complex defence support measures the use the potential of national economy.
Journal: European Integration Studies
- Issue Year: 9/2015
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 20-33
- Page Count: 14
- Language: English