The series “What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need?” explores the national perspectives on the future of the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB). The Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine has prompted a reassessment of defence policies across the European Union, leading Member States to boost defence spending and rethink their approach to industrial cooperation. While the need for a more integrated and resilient EDTIB is widely recognised, differences in national priorities and procurement strategies risk undermining cohesion at the EU level, potentially increasing fragmentation within the EDTIB. This series examines how Member States envision the future EDTIB, focusing on key themes such as technological innovation, defence modernisation, and the balance between national interests and European cooperation.
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15 October 2024
What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need? The Hungarian Case
Associate professor, Ludovika University of Public Service, Faculty of Military Science and Officer Training
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21 February 2024
What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need? The Romanian Case
Research Fellow, Carnegie Europe
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15 February 2024
What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need? The Swedish Case
Associate Research Fellow, The Swedish Institute of International Affairs (UI)
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18 December 2023
What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need? The Belgian Case
Senior Research Fellow, Egmont
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6 October 2023
What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need? The German Case
Senior Researcher, The Munich Security Conference
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25 July 2023
What Future European Defence and Technological Industrial Basis (EDTIB) Do We Want/Need? The Italian Case
Research Analyst, Defence and Military Analysis, IISS-Europe