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Quelles perspectives pour l'industrie européenne des armements terrestres ?

Date de publication
31 March 2014
Accroche

Over the last decade, the European land armament industry developed into a thriving market driven by growing demand from the BRICS, a new wave of emerging countries and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

World War I, in Theory

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The First World War gave rise to the emergence of the discipline of international relations, but it was the Second World War and the Cold War that fostered its development.

The "War to End All Wars": Total War, Total Peace?

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The Paris Peace Conference of 1919-1920 marked the end of the First World War whose purpose was to establish the conditions for enduring, if not perpetual peace.

The Legacy of the Great War: Sovereign States, Globalization and Regionalism

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The Great War has shaped many 20th century practices and norms.

Does International Commerce Help Foster Peace?

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

Montesquieu’s theory of “doux commerce” has never ceased to be debated.

The Impact of the First World War on Strategy

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The First World War helped redefine the notion of strategy, giving it a political dimension that it previously lacked.

The French Army and the Military Revolution of the First World War

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

In 1914 the firepower of modern weaponry produced a massacre. To limit losses, the warring parties dug themselves into trenches. The French army was forced to innovate.

Europe's Continuing Demilitarization

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

Beginning in the 1970s, becoming solidified with the “peace dividends” in the 1990s and finally accelerated by the financial crisis of 2008, Europe’s demilitarization is undeniable.

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