Economics of Peace and Security Journal

2006 - 2025

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THE EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES ON LAND CONFLICTS, VIOLENCE, AND COMMUNITY TRUST: HOUSEHOLD-LEVEL EVIDENCE FROM BURUNDI pp. 5-18: Topher McDougal and Lars Almquist
EXTERNAL ACTORS’ ROLE IN SOLVING LOCAL COLLECTIVE ACTION PROBLEMS IN A POST-CONFLICT SETTING: A CASE STUDY OF TURKISH CYPRIOT BEEKEEPERS pp. 19-26: Omer Gokcekus, Clare Finnegan and Huseyin Cakal
IDENTIFYING CORRUPTION RISKS IN THE DEFENSE AND SECURITY SECTOR: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE USING THE GOVERNMENT DEFENSE ANTI-CORRUPTION INDEX pp. 27-33: Oliver Cover and Saad Mustafa
SOCIOECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND VIOLENCE IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA pp. 34-42: Jeremy Seekings and Kai Thaler
HEARTS AND MINDS CANNOT BE BOUGHT: INEFFECTIVE RECONSTRUCTION IN AFGHANISTAN pp. 43-49: Travers B. Child

The Financial Legacy of Afghanistan and Iraq: How Wartime Spending Decisions Will Constrain Future U.S. National Security Budgets pp. 5-18: Linda J. Bilmes
Social Capital, Sociopolitical Instability, and Economic Development: A General Equilibrium Model pp. 19-27: Javier Alcantar-Toledo and Yannis P. Venieris
Symposium on Peace and Security in India: An Introduction pp. 28-29: Rupayan Gupta
Fighting Maoist Violence with Promises: Evidence from India's Employment Guarantee Scheme pp. 30-36: Gaurav Khanna and Laura Zimmermann
The Economics of Counterinsurgency: Some Evidence from Andhra Pradesh pp. 37-45: Saurabh Singhal
Crime and Social Conflict in India pp. 46-57: Sofia Amaral, Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay, Samrat Bhattacharyais and Rudra Sensarmais
The Effect of Media on Domestic Violence Norms: Evidence from India pp. 58-63: Kuhuk Bhushan and Prakarsh Singh
Gender, Poverty, and Domestic Violence in Rural Bengal: The Jeevika Development Society's Journey Through Women's Rights-based Microcredit Programs pp. 64-75: Nilanjana Sengupta and Dolon Ganguly
Gandhi's Gift: Lessons for Peaceful Reform from India's Struggle for Democracy pp. 76-88: Rikhil Bhavnani and Saumitra Jha

Litigated conflict over fundamental rights: A static model pp. 5-12: William J. Bunting
Envy in the process of development: Implications for Social Relations and Conflict pp. 13-19: Boris Gershman
A spatial-temporal analysis of civil war: The case of Nepal pp. 20-25: Shikha Silwal
The political economy of peacebuilding: Women's cooperatives in Nepal pp. 26-34: Smita Ramnarain
Bringing the economy back in: The political economy of security sector reform pp. 35-43: Guro Lien.

Military expenditure and economic growth: A survey pp. 5-11: John Dunne and Nan Tian
Armed conflict, terrorism, and the allocation of foreign aid pp. 12-17: Piotr Lis
The defense industry in an age of austerity pp. 18-22: Ronald Smith
Demand and supply of commercial firearms in the United States pp. 23-28: Jurgen Brauer

Does development assistance reduce violence? Evidence from Afghanistan pp. 5-13: Tiffany Chou
Intimate partner violence, female employment, and male backlash in Rwanda pp. 14-24: Kade Finnoff
Designing institutions for global security pp. 25-32: Rupayan Gupta
Insurgency, crime, and agricultural labor expenditure: Evidence from Punjab, 1978-1990 pp. 33-40: Prakarsh Singh
Analyzing the costs of military engagement pp. 41-49: Olaf de Groot

The onset of peace pp. 5-14: Ron Smith and Ali Tasiran
Natural resources and military expenditure: The case of Algeria pp. 15-21: Sam Perlo-Freeman and Jennifer Brauner
Terrorism, war, and global air traffic pp. 22-29: Jurgen Brauer and John Dunne
War and the Austrian School pp. 30-37: William L. Anderson, Scott A. Kjar and James D. Yohe

Economic, political, and social determinants of peace pp. 5-14: Sterling Huang and David Throsby
Violence and growth in Colombia: A review of the quantitative literature pp. 15-20: Alvaro Riascos and Juan Vargas
Determinism in the mountains: The ongoing belief in the bellicosity of ‘mountain people’ pp. 21-25: Steve Pickering
A theoretical approach to the demand and supply for peacekeeping pp. 26-33: Vincenzo Bove
The deadweight cost of war: An illustrative CGE pp. 34-40: John Gilbert, Tanigawa Takahiko, Krit Linananda, Edward Tower and Alongkorn Tuncharoenlarp
Determinants of military expenditure in Zimbabwe pp. 41-49: Zachary Tambudzai

Criminal conflict as collective punishment pp. 5-11: Keisuke Nakao and Sun-Ki Chai
Intra-organizational conflict: Origin and cost pp. 11-21: David Zetland
How markets can end persistent intra-organizational conflict pp. 22-27: David Zetland
War and the Austrian School: Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich von Hayek pp. 28-33: Christopher Westley, William L. Anderson and Scott A. Kjar

Lundin Petroleum AB’s experience in East Africa the role of the private sector in conflict-prone countries pp. 5-9: Christine Batruch
The political economy of Nigeria’s relentless conflict pp. 10-16: E. Wayne Nafziger
Natural resources and civil conflict: An overview of controversies, consensus, and channels pp. 17-22: Anouk S. Rigterink
Wealth sharing and peace processes pp. 23-29: Achim Wennmann
Extractive industries in fragile states and the role of market incentives and regulation pp. 30-37: Gilles Carbonnier
Improving military expenditure decisionmaking in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 38-44: Geoff Harris

War and the Austrian School: Applying the economics of the Founders pp. 6-11: Scott A. Kjar and William A. Anderson
Relational similarity: An introduction and an application to military alliances pp. 12-19: Peter M. Li
Economic theories of dictatorship pp. 20-25: Alexandre Debs
Issues in third-party intervention research and the role of destruction in conflict pp. 26-29: Joel Potter and John L. Scott
Conflict persistence and the role of third-party interventions pp. 30-33: Yang-Ming Chang, Shane Sanders and Bhavneet Walia
Preferences for privacy and security: An experimental investigation pp. 34-42: C. Stowe, Kate Krause and Janie Chermak
On forgetful goldfish and failed mnemonics: Transforming political economies of conflict using voluntarism, regulation, and supervision pp. 43-51: Neil Cooper
Online supplementary materials: C. Stowe, Kate Krause and Janie Chermak