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27 January 2012
# 6'2011 issue (November – December) of Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal is released
30 December 2011
Moscow Defense Brief # 4, 2011 is released
09 December 2011
The Centre for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies released an English version of the book “The New Russian Army”
11 November 2011
# 5'2011 issue (September – October) of Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal is released.
10 October 2011
Moscow Defense Brief # 3, 2011 is released.
26 September 2011
# 4'2011 issue (July – August) of Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal is released
03 August 2011
# 3'2011 issue (May – June) of Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal is released
14 July 2011
Special issue of Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal dedicated to civil aviation is released
17 June 2011
Moscow Defense Brief # 2, 2011 is released.
28 April 2011
# 2'2011 issue (March – April) of Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal is released.
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Publications

05 íîÿáðÿ 2004
Konstantin Makienko
The Chinese Syndrome in Russian Export
Over the past 12 years, China was the main client for Russian Su-27/Su-30 heavyweight fighters. Cooperation with Russia allowed China to significantly increase its fleet of fourth-generation fighter aircraft in a relatively short time.
25 ñåíòÿáðÿ 2003
Maxim Pyadushkin, with Maria Haug and Anna Matveeva
Beyond the Kalashnikov: Small Arms Production, Exports, and Stockpiles in the Russian Federation
This study examines SALW production and exports in the Russian Federation as of 2002. The utility of the paper lies in its comprehensive nature and the broad range of topics it covers, dealing with the issue of SALW in Russia in all its aspects.
31 èþëÿ 2003
Ruslan Pukhov
India Remains Russia's Only Partner in Arms Creation
Over several past decades, almost all countries have rejected an idea of preserving the national aerospace industry in favor of creation of international alliances. These processes are underway: creation of the unified European defense industry area is about to be finished; elements of Trans-Atlantic military-economic zone have appeared. Some Russian companies are operating in accord to the new model.
01 èþëÿ 2002
Konstantin Makienko
Russia in the Combat Aircraft Market
Unlike the civil transport market, where Russia has already moved de-facto into the category of countries that import Western-built aircraft, Russia continues to hold an independent and proactive position in the combat aircraft sector - a status that places it on the level of France and certain other European countries.
17 äåêàáðÿ 2001
Interview of Ruslan Pukhov
Arms Are More Than Gold
In the days of the USSR, 80 percent of our industrial plants manufactured goods for the needs of defense. Since 1992 the value of purchases for the armed forces has dropped 30- or 40-fold. Still, one-fifth of the Russians continue to work in arms plants. The plant in Izhevsk that manufactures Kalashnikovs and the plant in Komsomolsk-on-Amur that makes Su planes employ as much as 70 percent of the local workforces.
04 äåêàáðÿ 2001
Konstantin Makienko
"Military Industrial Complex"
Trends
The most interesting event of the last half year was the launch of the first two Russian-Indian missile aviation projects, which will allow for the creation of a single Russian-Indian military-economic space, similar to the European and the forming transatlantic [military-economic space].
01 ìàðòà 2001
Maxim Pyadushkin
Competition heats up on world market
Austria's recent refusal to admit MiG-29s to a tender for fighter aircraft for its air force, like Hungary's decision to buy F-16s rather than modernize its MiGs, has again confirmed an important trend. Russian arms exporters are meeting tougher competition from other, mainly Western, producers.
01 ìàðòà 2001
Interview of Ruslan Puhkov
Russian Arms Still in Demand
Despite domestic economic, Russia remains among the leaders in arms export. To keep its position, it need to look for new ways to sell its weapons to foreign countries and win new markets against stiff competition. Last year's results and the prospects for the future are discussed with Eksport Vooruzheniy Journal publisher Ruslan Pukhov.
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