The AGIR review #13, « Ideas for Defense and Security », was published in February 2003.

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In this page, you can go through the index of the articles contained in this issue. You can also read several articles specially selected for the website.

 The Need for Ideas, the Necessity of Means, by Guy Teissier
 Strategic Orientations, by le Général d'armée Henri Bentégeat

 Democracy, Defense, Security, by Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres
 Time for Security, by Eric de La Maisonneuve
 Peace or Safety? by Laure Borgomano-Loup
 9/11: NATO's strategic endgame, by Christopher Cocker
 Dreams of Pacification, by Didier Tauzin
 Building a New Defense, by Christian Delanghe
 Against Insecurity: National Defense or Collective Security? by Jean Dufourcq
 From Dissuasion to Persuasion, by Bernard Norlain
 Defense Investments and Budget Issues, by Hervé Juvin

 Europe Faced with Crises, by Loup Francart
 ESDP: Window of Opportunity or Second Sleeping Beauty? by André Dumoulin
 A Necessary Moral Refoundation, by François Chauvancy
 Freedom of Speech of the Military, by Clara Bacchetta
 The Military Reserve Force: Suppression or Reinvention? by Xavier Guilhou
 The Reform of the Ministry of Defense: Which Objectives? by Pierre Affuzi
 Evolution of the Armies and of their Missions, by Ludovic Woets
 Dealing with Information and Security Requirements, by Jean-Loup Picard
 Dealing with Crises Using Information, by Claude Michel
 Future Systems and Technologies, by Marc-Henri Figuier
 The French Intelligence in Mutation, by Eric Denécé
 Special Forces: An Asset, by Pascal Le Pautremat

Here is our selection of articles for this issue of the AGIR review:

 Against Insecurity: National Defense or Collective Security? by Jean Dufourcq
 Defense Investments and Budget Issues, by Hervé Juvin

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