National Security Policy Issues in U.S.-Soviet Technology Transfer

Hudson Institute has conducted a one-year study of the national security aspects of the transfer of advanced technology systems and subsystems to the Soviet Union. The study is supported by interviews with business executives, government and academic economists, labor leaders, and financial executiv...

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Main Authors: Kahn, Herman, Schneider, Jr , William, Armbruster, Frank E, Candela, Basil J, Ghebhardt, Alexander O, Harmon, Jr , David P, Welber, Rachel, Yokelson, Doris
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Bombers
COMMERCE
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
EXPORTS
FINANCE
FOREIGN POLICY
GOVERNMENT(FOREIGN)
NATIONAL SECURITY
Solid State Physics
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
USSR
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Summary:Hudson Institute has conducted a one-year study of the national security aspects of the transfer of advanced technology systems and subsystems to the Soviet Union. The study is supported by interviews with business executives, government and academic economists, labor leaders, and financial executives currently active in U.S.-Soviet trade. The report reviews the organizational aspects of U.S.-Soviet technology transfer, and expectations for Soviet import demands and export supply. The study presents hypotheses of the technology assimilation process and offers alternative policies for the U.S. Government to deal with the problem of controlling the export of militarily significant technology.