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Appendix F
Pages 306-307

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... (1) The Academy panel will consider various existing and alternative conceptual approaches to the design of national security export controls, including methodologies for determining which end products and technologies are likely to make a significant difference in the military [capabilities]
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... how the extensive knowledge and expertise of private industry can be better integrated into all aspects of the export control policy process, and (b) how fundamental policy disputes involving questions of economic competitiveness vs.
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  • cocom allies
  • warsaw pact
  • effective reach
  • export control

  • global diffusion
  • technology beyond
  • independent judgment
  • control policy
  • militarily critical

  • threat posed
  • disputes involving
  • effective decision
  • develop proposals
  • military capabilities

  • various existing
  • organizational arrangements
  • economic competitiveness
  • control policies
  • selected technologies

  • earlier study
  • extensive knowledge
  • functionally similar
  • foreign availability
  • operational terms

  • technological obsolescence
  • pay particular
  • changing nature
  • congressional conferees
  • program begun


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