Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain

With security experts so many and prominent in its ranks, the Bush Administration unsurprisingly came to power with a far-reaching strategic agenda. The project implies redirecting US foreign and security policy away from vaguely-defined objectives and undiscerning interventions. Practically, its pr...

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Autor Principal: de Durand, Étienne
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Publicado: 2001
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spelling cairn-RFEA_090_0095RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2001-4-page-95?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.090.0095 Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain de Durand, Étienne2001 éfense antimissileégie américaineEspaceétrangèreRMAGeorges W. BushMissile defensesRMASecurity policySpacefre Revue française d’études américaines | 90 | 4 | 2001-10-01 | p. 95-114 | 0397-7870 RFEA_09013 With security experts so many and prominent in its ranks, the Bush Administration unsurprisingly came to power with a far-reaching strategic agenda. The project implies redirecting US foreign and security policy away from vaguely-defined objectives and undiscerning interventions. Practically, its proponents claim, it means acting more selectively yet more decisively, reducing US commitments and exposure abroad while enhancing its freedom of action and military power. On both accounts, this policy has fueled international and European resentment over “US unilateralism”. Strategic defenses are probably the most contending issue: while the Bush Administration considers the rapid deployment of missile defenses to be of paramount importance, many US allies see them as superfluous or, worse, destabilizing, not to mention great powers adamantly opposed to the project, such as China. Whatever the final decision, missile defenses are but a part of a grander scheme, supported by the proponents of the so-called “Revolution in Military Affairs”. Within that framework of technological and military dominance, missile defenses are closely linked to the protection of US space assets and therefore with the militarization of outer space.Cairn free access
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topic éfense antimissile
égie américaine
Espace
étrangère
RMA
Georges W. Bush
Missile defenses
RMA
Security policy
Space
spellingShingle éfense antimissile
égie américaine
Espace
étrangère
RMA
Georges W. Bush
Missile defenses
RMA
Security policy
Space
de Durand, Étienne
Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain
topic_facet éfense antimissile
égie américaine
Espace
étrangère
RMA
Georges W. Bush
Missile defenses
RMA
Security policy
Space
description With security experts so many and prominent in its ranks, the Bush Administration unsurprisingly came to power with a far-reaching strategic agenda. The project implies redirecting US foreign and security policy away from vaguely-defined objectives and undiscerning interventions. Practically, its proponents claim, it means acting more selectively yet more decisively, reducing US commitments and exposure abroad while enhancing its freedom of action and military power. On both accounts, this policy has fueled international and European resentment over “US unilateralism”. Strategic defenses are probably the most contending issue: while the Bush Administration considers the rapid deployment of missile defenses to be of paramount importance, many US allies see them as superfluous or, worse, destabilizing, not to mention great powers adamantly opposed to the project, such as China. Whatever the final decision, missile defenses are but a part of a grander scheme, supported by the proponents of the so-called “Revolution in Military Affairs”. Within that framework of technological and military dominance, missile defenses are closely linked to the protection of US space assets and therefore with the militarization of outer space.
author de Durand, Étienne
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title Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain
title_short Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain
title_full Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain
title_fullStr Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain
title_full_unstemmed Le « nouveau paradigme stratégique » républicain
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