| Description |
1 online resource (15 pages) |
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RAND Perspective ; A1157-1 |
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RAND Perspective series ; A1157-1
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| Summary |
Rapidly advancing and emerging technology areas-such as artificial intelligence, autonomy, big data, cyber warfare, electronic warfare, low-cost satellites, directed-energy weapons, and unmanned systems-will likely shape how defense operations are conducted in the future. As a result, governments and defense organizations must determine how to allocate investments to prepare their forces for future conflicts. In this Perspective, RAND researchers explore considerations for shaping Japan's defense technology portfolio, in light of both technological developments themselves and how other countries may employ them. Key trends include the increasing pace of warfare, the enhanced criticality of network security and disruption, the central role of unmanned systems, the increasing accuracy of long-range targeting, the growing ability of aggressors to achieve plausible deniability, the expanding importance of emerging warfare domains, and the elevated importance of deception |
| Notes |
Title from PDF document (viewed on July 22, 2021) |
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"July 2021." |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 12-13) |
| Notes |
Description based on electronic resource |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Savitz, Scott
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Balk, Jonathan
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McBirney, Samantha
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McLane, Liam
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Smith, Victoria M
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Japan. Bōeishō.
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International Security and Defense Policy Center.
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Rand Corporation.
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