The primary goal of the Acquisition Review Quarterly (ARQ) is to provide practicing acquisition professionals with relevant management tools and information based on recent advances in policy, management theory, and research. ARQ addresses the needs of professionals across the full spectrum of defense acquisition, and is intended to serve as a mechanism for fostering and disseminating scholarly research on acquisition issues, for exchanging opinions, for communicating policy decisions, and for maintaining a high level awareness regarding acquisition management philosophies.

The primary goal of the Acquisition Review Quarterly (ARQ) is to provide practicing acquisition professionals with relevant management tools and information based on recent advances in policy, management theory, and research. ARQ addresses the needs of professionals across the full spectrum of defense acquisition, and it intended to serve as a mechanism for fostering and disseminating scholarly research on acquisition issues, for exchanging opinions, for communicating policy decisions, and for maintaining a high level awareness regarding acquisition management philosophies. Some of the articles in this issue are International Cooperative, Research and Development Programs, The Impact of the Packard Commission's Recommendations on Reducing Cost Overruns on Defense Acquisition Contracts, The Impact of the Buy American Act on Program Managers, Logistics Test and Evaluation: An Overview, Value Cost Management Report to Evaluate the Contractor's Estimate at Completion, and The Problem with Aviation COTS Depot Utilization and Commercialization.

The primary goal of the Acquisition Review Quarterly (ARQ) is to provide practicing acquisition professionals with relevant management tools and information based on recent advances in policy, management theory, and research. The ARQ addresses the needs of professionals across the full spectrum of defense acquisition, and is intended to serve as a mechanism for fostering and disseminating scholarly research on acquisition issues, for exchanging opinions, for communicating policy decisions, and for maintaining a high level of awareness regarding acquisition management philosophies.

The primary goal of the Acquisition Review Quarterly (ARQ) is to provide practicing acquisition professionals with relevant management tools and information based on recent advances in policy, management theory, and research. ARQ addresses the needs of professionals across the full spectrum of defense acquisition, and is intended to serve as a mechanism for fostering and disseminating scholarly research on acquisition issues, for exchanging opinions, for communicating policy decisions, and for maintaining a high level of awareness regarding acquisition management philosophies. The topics in this report are DoD and the Change Paradigm; Quality Risk to Manage Cost and Schedule; General Flight Test Theory Applied to Aircraft Modifications; Acquisition Reform; Assessing Industrial Capabilities for Carbon Fiber Production and Outsourcing Automatic Data Processing Requirements and Support.

This ground-breaking quarterly acts as an international forum for practitioners and academics by publishing cutting-edge work covering all aspects of architectural endeavor. Generously illustrated throughout, ARQ is edited with busy professionals and academics in mind. Contents coverage includes building design, urbanism, history, theory, environmental design, construction, materials, information technology, and practice. Reviews of significant buildings are also published.

This ground-breaking quarterly acts as an international forum for practitioners and academics by publishing cutting-edge work covering all aspects of architectural endeavor. Generously illustrated throughout, arq is edited with busy practitioners and academics in mind. Contents include building design, urbanism, history, theory, environmental design, construction, materials, information technology and practice. Other features include interviews, reports, lively letters pages, book reviews and an end feature, Insight. Reviews of significant buildings are published at a length and in a detail seldom matched today by other architectural journals.