TY - STAND
AU - Bruno Oliveira Martins
AU - Neven Ahmad
AB - This chapter addresses the central role played by dual-use technologies in security and defence research policies of the European Union. It puts forward the argument that the EU’s strong incentives to these technologies – on the grounds of its potential for generating economic, industrial and innovation synergies between the civilian and the military domains – are a political choice that have relevant consequences in the security politics of the Union. 
BT - Routledge
DA - 2020-06-10
DO - 10.4324/9780429351846-4
N1 -  The chapter provides an overview of the main academic debates surrounding the concept of dual-use technologies in different academic fields and it contributes to these discussions through a Science and Technology Studies-inspired analysis of the EU reality. Our contribution argues for the necessity of further dialogue between intellectual traditions emanating from STS and critical approaches to security and military studies.
N2 - This chapter addresses the central role played by dual-use technologies in security and defence research policies of the European Union. It puts forward the argument that the EU’s strong incentives to these technologies – on the grounds of its potential for generating economic, industrial and innovation synergies between the civilian and the military domains – are a political choice that have relevant consequences in the security politics of the Union. 
PY - 2020
T2 - Routledge
TI - The security politics of innovation
Dual-use technology in the EU’s security research programme
UR - https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9780429351846-4/security-politics-innovation-bruno-oliveira-martins-neven-ahmad
ER -