Understanding the Challenges of EDIP and European Defence: The Main Proposals on the Table Isolated and Explained
In these factsheets, Federico Santopinto, Senior Research Fellow at IRIS, underlines what will be the challenges regarding the defence industry for the new European Parliament over the next five years.
Read[Comment] What Is the Perception of Defence Industrial Partnerships with the EDTIB by Non-EU Countries? The Case of South Korea
By Mi Jung Kim, Senior Researcher, Machinery and Defence Industry Division, Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET)
This comment focuses on South Korea which has one of the most efficient EDTIBs worldwide and is increasingly cooperating with Europe. It is part of a series tackling the perception of defence industrial partnerships with the EDTIB by non-EU countries.
South KoreaUkraineMore about ARES GroupWhat Are the Main Drivers of Member States’ Defence Procurement Practices? The French Case
By Renaud Bellais, Associate Researcher, CESICE, Grenoble Alps University
This comment focuses on France’s procurement strategy and how it evolved in response to the war in Ukraine. It is part of a series of papers sheding light on Member States’ procurement choices, by analysing and comparing their main drivers.
FranceSolar Geoengineering: Geostrategic and Defence issues
By Marine de Guglielmo Weber, Sofia Kabbej with the collaboration of Laura Hebbel Boutang for The Defence & Climate Observatory coordinated by IRIS under the contract carried out on behalf of the French Ministry of the Armed Forces’ DGRIS.
Techniques and their recent developments highlight the prospect of large-scale deployment of solar geoengineering over the coming decades. It therefore seems necessary to explore the security and strategic issues raised by these techniques, which this note sets out to do in four stages: a presentation of the techniques studied and the associated natural and human risks; an analysis of the geostrategic and defence issues they raise; four hypotheses, and three prospective scenarios narrating the deployment of solar geoengineering techniques by 2050, together with recommendations for the Ministry of Defence.
Read the noteSynthesisFrench version More information about the Observatory[Policy paper] The Impact of the War in Ukraine on the European Defense Market
By Jean-Pierre Maulny, Deputy Director, IRIS
This note offers an analysis of the consequences of the war in Ukraine on the structuring of the defence market in Europe.
Read[Working paper] Case Studies of the EU’s Actions in the Field of Conflict Resolution, Prevention and Mediation
By Federico Santopinto, Louise Souverbie, Gustavo Müller, Gustavo Ramírez Buchheister, Ester Sabatino & Cornelius Adebahr
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