Defense Industries in Latin American Countries: Argentina, Brazil, and Chile
By (Author) Pier A. Abetti
By (author) Jose O Maldifassi
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
30th June 1994
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Hospitality and service industries
338.476233098
Hardback
280
This book develops a model for analyzing the relationships of the defense industry with the productive infrastructure, the political constraints, and the technological capabilities of a semi-industrialized country. This model is used as the base for the analysis of the defense industries of semi-industrialized Latin-American countries that have shown a proven capacity to produce and export indigenous defense equipment: Argentina, Brazil and Chile. The defense industries of these three countries are described and analyzed in depth, with the objective of determining the reasons for their varying performance and of assessing the effects, positive or negative, on their respective national economies.
Of value to upper-division undergraduate through professional audiences interested in Latin American economic development or the defense industry.-Choice
"Of value to upper-division undergraduate through professional audiences interested in Latin American economic development or the defense industry."-Choice
JOSE O. MALDIFASSI is a Lieutenant Commander in the Chilean Navy and Project Manager of the Chilean Navy's Research and Development Directorate. PIER A. ABETTI is Professor of Management and Enterpreneurship in the School of Management of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.