Daniel Gouré
Biographic Data
| ID | 698135 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Gouré |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Gouré |
| SIGNATURE | GOURÉ D |
| AFFILIATIONS | System Planning Corporation (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Blueprint for Transforming US Defense
Ten years after the end of the Cold War, it is time to rethink how the nation should employ military power and on what pillars the future military power of this nation will rest. New and unpredictable threats, states of concern with new military capabilities, and a broad range of non-traditional missions, often in complex and challenging environments, confront the U.S. and its allies
Strategic crossroads in South Asia
Given their commitments to develop nuclear arsenals, India and Pakistan are unlikely to achieve nuclear stability using a doctrine based on exclusively offensive weapons (along lines of the U.S.‐Soviet model). Present circumstances in South Asia represent a security challenge without historical precedent and, as a result, one requiring innovative solutions. One possible solution is to introduce a posture by both countries that emphasizes defensiv…
Conventional deep strike
Recently, widespread and high‐level attention both in the United States and in Europe has been focused on the prospects for a non‐nuclear defense of NATO. Central to such a defense is a generation of advanced, high‐technology weapons systems which are to be employed against a range of fixed and mobile targets behind the Warsaw Pact's front lines. However, the promises made regarding these new weapons and the overall concept of deep strike against…
Military uses and implications of space
A preface to space defense
The potential of active military capabilities in space, underscored by Soviet testing of an antisatellite system, makes space a region of increased future military interest. Even today, U.S. military power critically depends on space‐based assets for essential support and force‐enchancement. Currently, the United States lacks a comprehensive political or strategic approach to space, without which it may fail to evaluate the threat correctly. Neve…
Strategic Offense and Defense
The United States is faced with a series of imminent strategic force posture decisions, the most critical of which focuses on measures to reduce the vulnerability of the land-based ICBM. Other decisions involve improvement to the survivability and effectiveness of the bomber and submarine legs of the Triad, U.S. space-based assets, and command and control capabilities. Complicating resolution of force planning issues are growing concerns about th…
Debate on precision‐guided munitions
Conventional deep strike
Recently, widespread and high‐level attention both in the United States and in Europe has been focused on the prospects for a non‐nuclear defense of NATO. Central to such a defense is a generation of advanced, high‐technology weapons systems which are to be employed against a range of fixed and mobile targets behind the Warsaw Pact's front lines. However, the promises made regarding these new weapons and the overall concept of deep strike against…
Debate on precision‐guided munitions
Military uses and implications of space
Debate on precision‐guided munitions
A preface to space defense
The potential of active military capabilities in space, underscored by Soviet testing of an antisatellite system, makes space a region of increased future military interest. Even today, U.S. military power critically depends on space‐based assets for essential support and force‐enchancement. Currently, the United States lacks a comprehensive political or strategic approach to space, without which it may fail to evaluate the threat correctly. Neve…
Strategic Offense and Defense
The United States is faced with a series of imminent strategic force posture decisions, the most critical of which focuses on measures to reduce the vulnerability of the land-based ICBM. Other decisions involve improvement to the survivability and effectiveness of the bomber and submarine legs of the Triad, U.S. space-based assets, and command and control capabilities. Complicating resolution of force planning issues are growing concerns about th…
Conventional deep strike
Recently, widespread and high‐level attention both in the United States and in Europe has been focused on the prospects for a non‐nuclear defense of NATO. Central to such a defense is a generation of advanced, high‐technology weapons systems which are to be employed against a range of fixed and mobile targets behind the Warsaw Pact's front lines. However, the promises made regarding these new weapons and the overall concept of deep strike against…
Military uses and implications of space
Strategic crossroads in South Asia
Given their commitments to develop nuclear arsenals, India and Pakistan are unlikely to achieve nuclear stability using a doctrine based on exclusively offensive weapons (along lines of the U.S.‐Soviet model). Present circumstances in South Asia represent a security challenge without historical precedent and, as a result, one requiring innovative solutions. One possible solution is to introduce a posture by both countries that emphasizes defensiv…
A Blueprint for Transforming US Defense
Ten years after the end of the Cold War, it is time to rethink how the nation should employ military power and on what pillars the future military power of this nation will rest. New and unpredictable threats, states of concern with new military capabilities, and a broad range of non-traditional missions, often in complex and challenging environments, confront the U.S. and its allies
Political science (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Aeronautics (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer security (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies (3 works)