mic (military-industrial complex)
1Military–industrial complex — President Dwight Eisenhower famously warned the U.S. about the military industrial complex in his farewell address. Military–industrial complex (MIC), or Military–industrial congressional complex[1] (MICC) is a concept commonly used to refer to… …
2Military-industrial complex — A military industrial complex (MIC) is a concept commonly used to refer to policy relationships between governments, national armed forces, and industrial support they obtain from the commercial sector in political approval for research,… …
3MIC — may refer to: Business and industry*Military industrial complex, the relationship between a nation s military forces and its arms industry *Miami Intermodal Center, a mega transportation hub in Miami, Florida *Mortgage Investment Corporation, a… …
4Mic. — abbr. Micah (Old Testament). * * * Bible. Micah. * * * Mic. (Bible) abbrev (the Book of) Micah * * * Mic., Micah (book of the Old Testament). MIC (no periods), military industrial complex: »Representatives of the big firms, sometimes called MICs… …
5Mic — For the acronym, see MIC (disambiguation). Mic may refer to: Contents 1 Organizations 2 Objects 3 People …
6Military Industry Corporation (Sudan) — The Military Industrial Corporation is the state run defense corporation of Sudan. It is responsible for the production of a wide range of defense equipment, such as main battle tanks, ammunition and electronics. Contents 1 History 2 Organization …
7Politico-media complex — The term politico media complex (PMC) refers to a close and symbiotic type of relationship between a nation state s political classes, particularly any ruling class, its media industry, and any interactions with or dependencies upon an analogous… …
8Europa Barbarorum — Infobox VG width = title = Europa Barbarorum caption = picture format = developer = Europa Barbarorum Development Team publisher = distributor = designer = license = series = engine = Europa Barbarorum : engine Europa Barbarorum II : engine… …
9Democracy and the Common Wealth — Democracy and the Common Wealth: Breaking the Stranglehold of the Special Interests   Author(s) Michael E. Arth …
10Permanent war economy — The concept of permanent war economy originated in 1944 with an article by Ed Sard (alias Frank Demby, Walter S. Oakes and T.N. Vance; he was a Trotskyist from the 1930s) who predicted a post war arms race. He argued at the time that the USA… …
