Chapter
Failure of the 2010 State Defense Order
State Armaments Procurement Program for 2011-2020
Foreign Arms Technology Purchases
POWER PROJECTION CAPABILITIES
ECONOMIC RESOURCES: DEFENSE BUDGET TRENDS
Weapons Production and Procurement Challenges
Demographics and Quality of Personnel and Training
Assessments of Prospects for the Military Reforms
IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES
U.S. Policy Regarding Russia as a Military Threat
Chapter 2 IS MILITARY REFORM IN RUSSIA FOR “REAL”? YES, BUT ...
CORRUPTION AND THE WAR IN GEORGIA
MILITARY REFORM IS FOR “REAL”
CREATING A NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER CORPS
Chapter 3 RUSSIAN MILITARY POLITICS AND RUSSIA’S 2010 DEFENSE DOCTRINE
RUSSIA’S MILITARY DOCTRINE DEVELOPMENT (2000-10)
Military Doctrine as a Major Element of National Security Policy
Doctrinal Development in the 1990s
The Military Doctrine of 2000
Russia in the World Community
Russia’s National Interests
Threats to Russian Security
Ensuring Russia’s Security
Hierarchy of Security Organs
THE DEFENSE WHITE PAPER OF 2003: THE PRIORITY TASKS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RUSSIAN ARMED FORCES
Russia in the World Community
Russia’s National Interests
Threats to Russia’s Security
Ensuring Russia’s Security
Doctrinal Thinking between 2003 and 2008
Russia in the World Community
Russia’s National Interests
Threats to Russia’s Security
Hierarchy of Security Organs
Priority Dilemma between Conventional or Nuclear Forces
Large-Scale Static Conscript Forces versus Professional Expeditionary Forces
Reorganization of the Military Administrative Structure
Doctrinal Consequences of the Georgian Conflict of August 2008
Enhancing Rearmament While Continuing Focus on Nuclear Deterrence
Reorganization of Units and Structures
Assessment on Modernization and Reorganization Plans for the Military
Preparation of a New Military Doctrine
Statements on the Assumed Contents
Assessment of the Drafting Process of the New Military Doctrine
THE MILITARY DOCTRINE OF 2010
Russia in the World Community
Russia’s National Interests
Threats to Russia’s Security
Ensuring Russia’s Security
CONCLUSIONS ON RUSSIA’S DOCTRINAL DEVELOPMENT SINCE 2000
Energy: The New Vital Factor?
Constant Threats from the West
Forceful Protection of Russians Abroad
No Modern Doctrinal Concept of Warfare
End Notes for “Russia’s Military Doctrine Development (2000-10)
RUSSIAN MILITARY DOCTRINE:PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Military Doctrine in Russia’s Past
The Road to Russia’s First Military Doctrine
Influence of the Tsarist and Soviet Past on Russian Doctrine
Perestroika, Glasnost, and Military Doctrine
From Grachev’s to Putin’s Military Doctrine, 1993-2000
The Putin-Ivanov Military Doctrine of 2000
The De Facto Doctrine of 2003
Baluevsky and the Ghost-Writing of the Putin Doctrine
The Medvedev-Putin Tandem and Military Doctrine
End Notes For “Russian Military Doctrine: Past, Present, and Future”
THE NATURE OF THE MILITARY DOCTRINE
THE PROBLEMS WITH THE NEW DRAFT OF THE DOCTRINE
WHAT IS NEW IN THE DOCTRINE
THE ROLE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
MILITARY DOCTRINE AND THE PROBLEM OF INFORMATION AND OPENNESS
MILITARY REFORM AND THE REDUCTION AND THE RESTRUCTURING OF THE OFFICERS’ CORPS
End Notes for “Russian Defense Doctrine”
Russia's Military Reforms, Defense Doctrines and Policies
( Russian Political, Economic, and Security Issues )
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