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35 papers on arms acquisition and transfer, presented at EISS conferences and workshops from 2017 to 2026 by 31 authors. They sit here inside the whole European Security Studies Anthology, so you can see which other themes this one reaches into.

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The Self-Reliance Dilemma in Conventional Weapons: When does India Innovate Instead of Import? Ms Yagnyashri Kodaru 2026
Dynamics of Defense Indigenization: state-private relations in India’s quest for self-reliance Yagnyashri Kodaru 2025
Examining the Factors Behind the EU’s Defence Innovation System Cezary Wereszko 2025
Innovation and engineering at the front: the Ukrainian case of Unmanned Systems Emilie Berthelsen 2025
Russian Countertrade as a Mechanism for Promoting Arms Sales and Diplomatic Influence Jonata Anicetti, Shang-Su Wu, Ron Matthews 2025
Defence Offsets and the Global Arms Trade: Explaining Cross-National Variations Jonata Anicetti 2024
Exploring the cybersecurity policy design space in the EU: a mixed methods approach based on machine-learning techniques Mattia Sguazzini 2024
Strategic sensemaking: Scanning the military technological edge Henrik Breitenbauch, Jens Vesterlund Mathiesen 2024
Technological Innovation and national security: Variations in public-private relations in the defense and cybersecurity sectors Yagnyashri Kodaru, Lorenz Sommer 2024
Arms Purchases in the Baltic States and Transfers to Ukraine: Balancing National Security Interests Donatas Palavenis 2023
Engine or Brake? The Franco-German Couple and the Future of the European Defence Industry Antonio Calcara 2023
EU Arms Collaboration and Procurement: The Impact of the War in Ukraine Jonata Anicetti 2023
The US Hegemony Dilemma and European Missile Production Lucas Hellemeier 2023
'Aiding and Assisting' Atrocity Crimes? Britain's Prevention Paradox in Yemen Gillian McKay 2022
Cyber Arms Transfer: Meaning, Limits and Implications Max Smeets 2022
European Arms Collaboration All at Sea? Competition and Co-operation Over Global Naval Exports Brendan Flynn 2022
Why States Arm – and Why They Sometimes Do So Together Ulrich Krotz, Jonata Anicetti 2022
Arms Without Influence? Defense Industrial Policy and Burden-Sharing in the Transatlantic Community Jordan Becker 2021
European Naval Procurement under Global Competition: Why So Underwhelming and Should We Think of It as Even 'European'? Brendan Flynn 2021
Opening the Black Box of Defence Procurement and Planning Processes: What Drives India to Develop International Defence Partnerships? Nicolas Blarel 2021
The Proliferation of Military Drones in Europe – Not So Easy, Not So Cheap, but NATO and the EU Can Help Dominika Kunertova 2021
What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Dual-use Goods? Ana Sánchez Cobaleda 2021
Between Power and Plenty: The New EU Defense-Industrial Initiatives and the Transatlantic Relationship Antonio Calcara 2019
Exports of Second-Hand Arms: Increasing the Competition for Arms Producing Firms Eva Ziegler 2019
The Political Economy of Drones on the European Defense Market Dominika Kunertova 2019
Understanding the Politics of European Naval Procurement: Always Just Beyond the Horizon? Brendan Flynn 2019
Arms Procurement, Transfers and Defense Industries as a Means of Gaining Autonomy: The Case of the Gulf States Emma Soubrier 2018
Cooperation and Non-Cooperation in European Defense Procurement: the “Italian Job” Antonio Calcara 2018
Informal Institutions, Trust and the Design of Privatization Moritz Weiss 2018
Producing Airpower: Neo-Liberalism and Complex Weaponry Marc R. DeVore 2018
The Metamorphosis of ‘Capability’: British Defense Equipment Support Policy Since 2010 Benoit Giry, Andy Smith 2018
A Science and Technology Studies Approach to Drone Politics in Europe Samuel Longuet 2017
Arms Procurement in the Gulf Region: Evolving Trends and Implications for the Client State–Supplying State–Industry Triangle Emma Soubrier 2017
New Wine in Old Bottles? United Kingdom Defence Procurement and Defence Industries in the post-Brexit Era Dr. Benedict Wilkinson 2017
States vs. Markets in Rising Powers: Functional and Political Sources of Institutional Resilience in India’s Defense Sector Dr. Moritz Weiss 2017
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