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Faculty & Research

Senior Fellow
Mr. Richard A. Bitzinger


Education

  • B.A., Kalamazoo College
  • M.A., Monterey Institute of International Studies
  • Ph.D. program (all-but-dissertation), University of California, Los Angeles

Research Interests

  • RMA and defence transformation
  • Military modernization in the Asia-Pacific region
  • Defence industries and armaments production
  • Managing defence technologies
  • Conventional arms trade

Professional Activities

  • Member, editorial board, International Studies Perspectives
  • Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council of the United States
  • Finalist, U.S. Government Exceptional Analyst Program
  • Member, Council on Foreign Relations Working Group on “The Arms Trade and the Transnationalization of the Defense Industry,” Council on Foreign Relations
  • Member, Center for Strategic and International Studies Working Group on “The Future of the U.S. Defense Industrial Base”
  • Member, Center for Strategic and International Studies Working Group on “Transatlantic Defense Industrial Cooperation”

Selected Publications
  • “Dual-Use Technologies, Civil-Military Integration, and China’s Defense Industry,” in Nan Li, ed., Chinese Civil-Military Relations, Routledge, 2006.
  • “Come the Revolution: Transforming the Asia-Pacific’s Militaries,” Naval War College Review, Fall 2005.
  • “Why do Small States Produce Arms? The Case of South Korea” (with Mikyoung Kim), Korean Journal of Defense Analysis, Fall 2005.
  • “Offsets and Defense Industrialization in Developing Countries: The Case of Indonesia and Singapore,” in Jurgen Brauer and J. Paul Dunne, eds., Arms Trade and Economic Development, Routledge, 2004.
  • Towards a Brave New Arms Industry? Adelphi Paper No. 356, International Institute for Strategic Studies/Oxford University Press (London), 2003.
  • “A Paper Tiger No More? The United States Debates China’s Military Modernization,” in Satu Limaye, ed., Asia’s China Debate, Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, 2003.
  • “Just the Facts, Ma’am: The Challenge of Analyzing Chinese Military Expenditures,” China Quarterly, March 2003.
  • Gearing Up for High-Tech Warfare? Chinese and Taiwanese Defense Modernization and Implications for Military Confrontation Across the Taiwan Strait, 1995-2005 (with Bates Gill), Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, 1996.
  • “The Globalization of the Arms Industry – The Next Proliferation Challenge,” International Security, Fall 1994.
  • “Arms to Go: Chinese Arms Sales to the Third World,” International Security, Fall 1992.

 


Dr. Richard A. Bitzinger


Office: S4 - B3C - 52
Phone: 6514 1904
isrbitzinger@ntu.edu.sg

Teaching / Research Programme

U.S. defence transformation and implications for Asian-Pacific Security; The RMA in Asia; Future of defense industry reforms in China and India

 

Media Expertise

The Revolution in Military Affairs; U.S. military modernisation and transformation; Chinese military modernisation; Defence industries in Asia, North America, and Europe; Proliferation of military and dual-use technologies

 

 


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