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This title was first published in 2000. An examination of the most important international military aerospace collaboration programs of the past decade. Each chapter analyzes a particular collaborative project as well as developments within the relevant national aerospace industries. Several issues are addressed in each of the case studies: 1. The major reasons for cooperation and the major players in the decision making process; 2. The major political, economic and bureaucratic challenges facing military aerospace collaboration and how they have been resolved; 3. The bargains struck between national governments and how, and to what extent, domestic bureaucratic politics between aerospace industries, labour unions, the military and government organizations influence the final agreement; 4. The lessons learned from these case studies applied to future collaborative projects. Conclusions are drawn from a comparative analysis of the case studies and predicts future trends for international military aerospace cooperation.
Contents
ContentsU.S.-Japan co-development of the FSX, Michael Jonathan Green; U.S. - Korea aerospace collaboration and the Korean Fighter project, Kongdan Oh; The never-ending story: Germany, Great Britain and the politics of the Eurofighter, Pia Christina Wood; The Saab AS Gripen: from cooperation to collaboration, Martin Edmonds; Canada, Finland and the Hornet Strike Fighter, Lauren Holland; Old rivals attempt collaboration: Russia, Ukraine, Germany and the An-70, Corliss A. Tacosa; Russian-Chinese military cooperation: the SU-27 project and arms sales, George E. Hudson; Peace Onyx: a story of Turkish F-16 co-operation, Michael Robert Hickok; Israel, the United States and the F-151 Thunder program, David S. Sorenson.
