Title: Defense addiction
First published: 1997
Description: Based on hundreds of interviews with defense contractors, union representatives, members of Congress, state and federal officials, lobbyists, economic development professionals, and local activists, Defense Addiction explains how these groups and individuals cope with defense dependence, competition for federal funds, and budget and job cuts - painting a sobering picture of how this addiction hampers the nation's ability to deal effectively with a host of domestic and global problems.
Subjects: Military-industrial complex, Economic aspects, Defense industries, Military policy, Defenses, United states, defenses, United states, military policy, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Industries, General, Military readiness
Places: United States
LC classification: HC110.D4 G67 1997