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EU: SECURITY INDUSTRY: Please help this beleaguered industry! Commission launches consultation on security industry

01 March 2011

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EU: SECURITY INDUSTRY: Please help this beleaguered industry! Commission launches consultation on security industry (Neoconopticon, link): "The European Commission has launched a public consultation entitled ‘Unleashing the potential of Europe’s security industry’. The consultation has the clear aim of fostering support for continued EU R&D subsidies to the security industry, and extending those subsidies to ‘dual use’ (military-security) research."

See also: Commission press release: Unleashing the potential of Europe’s security industry. Commission opens public consultation (pdf) and Statewatch's Observatory on the European Security Research Programme (ESRP)

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