"Disruptive Innovation and the Arms Trade: Implications for Global Security,"
with Ethan B. Kapstein, argues that the unique weapons needs of a globe-straddling superpower make American arms exports less competitive abroad, allowing for new challengers to emerge internationally.
"Power Or Profit? The United States and the International Arms Trade," with Ethan B. Kapstein, argues that the United States takes advantage of its defense industrial market power and globalization’s efficiency gains to achieve geopolitical gains rather than collect economic rents.
with Ethan B. Kapstein, argues that the unique weapons needs of a globe-straddling superpower make American arms exports less competitive abroad, allowing for new challengers to emerge internationally.
"Power Or Profit? The United States and the International Arms Trade," with Ethan B. Kapstein, argues that the United States takes advantage of its defense industrial market power and globalization’s efficiency gains to achieve geopolitical gains rather than collect economic rents.
Z. P. Nikolaki. “Hello! This is Liberty speaking.” 1918.
Source: Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin
Source: Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin
