Creating reverse asymmetry : patterns of IDF's military innovation
The trajectory of Israel's military innovation, viewed through the lens of continuity and change in its security conceptions, is aimed at retaining its "strategic edge" amid continuously changing operational requirements. As the IDF's operational conduct and performance has been...
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The trajectory of Israel's military innovation, viewed through the lens of continuity and change in its security conceptions, is aimed at retaining its "strategic edge" amid continuously changing operational requirements. As the IDF's operational conduct and performance has been increasingly questioned and scrutinised, a key dilemma persists. |
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