International Defense Cooperation
Extending beyond analysis of U.S. defense trends, DIIG also tracks trends in security cooperation, defense spending, industrial integration, defense policy, and defense industrial base activities with partners including in Europe, Asia and the Pacific
Surges in military spending by potential adversaries in recent years have reshaped the defense landscape, especially as European countries evaluate their responses to Russian aggression and as the United States increases its focus on the INDOPACOM region. As the global security environment faces growing competition, the size and scope of defense spending, defense capabilities, and the defense industrial bases in these regions and others deserve careful attention. Leveraging deep knowledge, quantitative data and regional expertise, DIIG seeks to analyze overall defense trends and bring together experts in conferences to identify opportunities for future U.S. defense cooperation with regional allies and partners. Of particular interest are policies, both in the United States and abroad, that could enable or more often impede such cooperation.
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Pausing Proliferation: Facing China's Military Engine Development
Event — April 18, 2023
Geopolitical Implications of Scientific Innovation Trends in Northeast Asia
Event — June 18, 2021
Assessing the Asia-Pacific Rebalance
Report by Michael J. Green, David J. Berteau , and Zack Cooper — December 30, 2014
"Pacific Air Forces Strategy and Engagement in Asia-Pacific" with Gen. Herbert “Hawk” Carlisle
Event — May 5, 2014
Capabilities to Support the Asia Pacific Rebalance
Congressional Testimony by David Berteau — February 27, 2014
NSPIR Current Issues No. 37: Trends in U.S. Defense Contracting Outside the Continental United States
Newsletter by Rhys McCormick — January 16, 2014
NSPIR Current Issues No. 35: How dependent are East Asian states on arms imports?
Newsletter by Sam Brothers and Joshua Archer — October 15, 2013