Innovation and Growth in a Dual Technologies Scenario: Civil and Military top Advanced Industries Competition

Giorgio Dominese ()

Journal Global Policy and Governance, 2019, vol. 8, issue 1, 3-43

Abstract: The 2019 edition of the Bourget Air Show and the parallel almost war collision US-Iran in the Strait of Hormuz gave a full pictures of the shifting in civil and military industrial more advanced productions by the top world groups leading the global market of dual technologies for space, airplanes, advanced cars, medical equipment, environment, digital, quantum and hypersonic vehicles. Less parade style to showing but much more telling on the future of the third industrial revolution ongoing. The AI perspective and the 5G tensions are only titles of the open competition over some of the highest technologies, as this Report from the Euro Parliament pictured.

Keywords: Dual Technologies; two Sectors same Ingredients different Shape; Civil-Defence industrial sectors; Growth Theories upgraded and inclusive; International trade impact; European Union “third horse in the race”; Obsolete National visions and innovative appro (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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