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| What are the military and monetary costs of burden sharing? |
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- Monetary contributions
- Provision of fuel or supplies
- Provision of troops and equipment
- The loss of a portion of those troops or equipment
- Specialized operational capability (i.e., air defense, missile defense)
- Specialized support (i.e., air traffic control, medical, logistics, refueling, port services)
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| What are the non-military costs for burden sharing? |
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Definition
- Intelligence gathering and sharing
- Provision of diplomatic mediation
- Imposition of sanctions
- Intrusion of the sovereignty (i.e., use of ports, overflight, refugee migration)
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| What are some of the secondary effects of burden sharing? |
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Definition
- Negative domestic political impact
- Negative domestic economic impact
- Impacts to other parts of the national budget
- Damage to third party international relations
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Term
| What are the measures for allocating burdens? |
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Definition
- Ability to pay (annual military expense, as a % of GDP, or as a % of government spending)
- Contribution (military expenses allocated to modernization, share of national capability deployed, share of operation's capability, share of combat/support troops provided)
- Mixed Measure
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Term
| What are the Theories of Alliance? |
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Definition
- economic theory of alliance
- risk sharing theory of alliance
- political/ justice theory of alliance
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| Economic Theory of Alliance |
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Definition
- public/private goods (for the greater good)
- rivalry/excludable
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