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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-03759-7elements in their wider strategic and political competition. Arms transfers were used to boost the military capabilities of allies and to cement relations with states that remained outside the framework of alliances but that were considered to be of strategic importance.

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Franziska Felder,Laura Davy,Rosemary Kayessle pressure of declining defence budgets, increased US competition and national political resistance to integration. This chapter will argue the need for this industry, analyse the fundamental political dilemmas, discuss the changes of the European DITB and finally indicate which should be the most effective steps to enhance European capabilities.

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