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Threat Finance and the Economic Levers of Power (JDN 2/20)

Joint Doctrine Note 2/20 aims to capture Defence’s contribution to the economic instrument of national power.

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Joint Doctrine Note (JDN) 2/20, Threat Finance and the Economic Levers of Power aims to capture emerging thinking and practices from across government, the Ministry of Defence and Strategic Command on threat finance and Defence’s contribution to the economic instrument of national power.

This JDN is designed to promote further thought in this area to enable Defence to function coherently within an integrated, cross-government approach.

As a JDN, this publication seeks to address an urgent doctrinal requirement. To ensure timeliness this has not been subject to the rigorous staffing processes applied to joint doctrine publications, particularly in terms of formal external approval. It has been sponsored by the Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre (DCDC) to promote thought and to support future inclusion within authoritative doctrine.

This publication is also available in audiobook format.

This publication is also available in audiobook format

Who should read this publication

JDN 2/20 is written for a broad audience. The intended audience includes:

  • our partners across government, commanders and staff formulating strategy in the MOD’s Head Office;

  • those working within operational-level headquarters (Permanent Joint Headquarters, Standing Joint Force Headquarters and single-Service operational-level headquarters);

  • staff in a joint task force or component command headquarters at the higher tactical level; and

  • those involved in professional military education.

Note: JDNs are developed to fill doctrinal gaps or to stimulate discussion for informing future doctrine. They are authoritative, based on current practice and established doctrine, but they are not ratified.

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Published 20 November 2020

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