Defence and Peace Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Keith Hartley

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Volume 17, issue 6, 2006

MEMORIAL ESSAYS IN HONOR OF JACK HIRSHLEIFER pp. 587-588

Martin McGuire

THE STABILITY OF ANARCHY AND BREAKDOWN OF PRODUCTION pp. 589-603

Kjell Hausken

DETERRENCE IN THE COLD WAR AND THE 'WAR ON TERROR' pp. 605-617

David Levine and Robert Levine

REVERSAL OF MISFORTUNE WHEN PROVIDING FOR ADVERSITY pp. 619-643

Martin McGuire and Gary Becker

HIRSHLEIFER'S SOCIAL COMPOSITION FUNCTION IN DEFENSE ECONOMICS pp. 645-655

Todd Sandler

BARGAINING VERSUS FIGHTING pp. 657-676

Stergios Skaperdas

THE BALANCE OF POWER: ESSENTIAL OR INESSENTIAL TO THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER? pp. 677-680

Gordon Tullock

KOREAN REUNIFICATION: HOW IT MIGHT COME ABOUT AND AT WHAT COST pp. 681-690

Charles Wolf

Volume 17, issue 5, 2006

INTRODUCTION pp. 393-394

Ben Solomon and Ugurhan Berkok

A REVIEW OF PEACEKEEPING FINANCING METHODS pp. 395-411

Ross Fetterly

A NOTE ON THE ECONOMICS OF STANDBY VERSUS STANDING PEACEKEEPING FORCES pp. 413-419

Louis Parai

DEVELOPING A SURGE CAPACITY FOR CANADIAN FORCES pp. 421-434

Michael Rostek

FORCE AND BIAS: TOWARDS A PREDICTIVE MODEL OF EFFECTIVE THIRD-PARTY INTERVENTION pp. 435-456

Dane Rowlands and David Carment

THE DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF PEACEKEEPING TROOPS pp. 457-471

Ross Fetterly

THIRD-COUNTRY DEMAND FOR PEACEKEEPING pp. 473-485

Ugurhan Berkok

Volume 17, issue 4, 2006

UNCERTAINTY, RISK AVERSION, AND OPTIMAL DEFENSE AGAINST INTERRUPTIONS IN SUPPLY pp. 287-309

Martin McGuire

What Directs a Terrorist? pp. 311-328

Karen Pittel and Dirk Rübbelke

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF TERRORISM: DEPRIVATION, ISLAMISM AND GEOPOLITICAL FACTORS pp. 329-341

Ana Bela Santos Bravo and Carlos Manuel Mendes Dias

UNTIMELY DEATH, THE VALUE OF CERTAIN LIFETIME AND MACROECONOMIC DYNAMICS pp. 343-359

Ziv Naor

THE LONG-RUN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEFENCE EXPENDITURES AND GDP IN TAIWAN pp. 361-385

Chien-Chiang Lee and Chun-Ping Chang

Volume 17, issue 3, 2006

INTRODUCTION: DEFENSE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY pp. 165-167

Oren Setter and Asher Tishler

DEFENCE R&D: DATA ISSUES pp. 169-175

Keith Hartley

DEFENSE R&D IN THE ANTI-TERRORIST ERA pp. 177-199

Manuel Trajtenberg

A BRAVE LEAP OR A GRADUAL CLIMB? THE DYNAMICS OF INVESTMENT IN R&D OF INTEGRATIVE TECHNOLOGIES pp. 201-222

Oren Setter and Asher Tishler

THE TRANSATLANTIC DEFENCE R&D GAP: CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES AND CONTROVERSIES pp. 223-238

Andrew James

KNOWLEDGE TRANSFERS AND R&D MANAGEMENT: AN INQUIRY INTO THE PROBLEM OF TRANSATLANTIC COMPLEMENTARITIES pp. 239-256

David Versailles and Valérie Mérindol

BIG SCIENCE, SMALL COUNTRY AND THE CHALLENGES OF DEFENCE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT: AN AUSTRALIAN CASE STUDY pp. 257-272

R. Wylie, S. Markowski and P. Hall

DEFENSE INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 273-286

Renaud Bellais and Renelle Guichard

Volume 17, issue 2, 2006

IN SEARCH OF THE AVERAGE TRANSNATIONAL TERRORIST ATTACK VENUE pp. 73-93

Konstantinos Drakos and Andreas Gofas

ETA: A PERSISTENT PHENOMENON pp. 95-116

Carlos Barros and Luis Gil-Alana

THE EFFECT OF DEFENCE R&D ON MILITARY EQUIPMENT QUALITY pp. 117-139

Andrew Middleton, Steven Bowns, Keith Hartley and James Reid

CAPITAL-LABOUR SUBSTITUTION IN UK ARMED FORCES pp. 141-153

Peter MacDonald

THE F-35 JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER AS A SOURCE OF INNOVATIon AND EMPLOYMENT: SOME INTERIM RESULTS pp. 155-159

Mark Van de Vijver and Bart Vos

Volume 17, issue 1, 2006

TIRED TITANIUM: A FATIGUE-BASED APPROACH TO AIRCRAFT INVENTORY MANAGEMENT AND ACQUISITION PLANNING pp. 1-21

Chad Meyerhoefer and Robert Trost

EUROPEAN DEFENCE FIRMS: THE INFORMATION BARRIER ON PRIVATE FINANCE pp. 23-36

Damien Besancenot and Radu Vranceanu

ARMS RACE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE CASE OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN pp. 37-45

Julide Yildirim and Nadir Ocal

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXTERNAL DEBT, DEFENCE EXPENDITURES AND GNP REVISITED: THE CASE OF TURKEY pp. 47-57

Erdal Karagol

DEFENSE SECTOR, ARMAMENTS-LABOR RATIO AND NATIONAL SECURITY pp. 59-71

Kazunori Tanigaki

Volume 16, issue 6, 2005

THE 'PRICE' OF TERRORISM pp. 403-414

Peter Phillips

TERRORIST THREATS AND TRANSITIONAL DYNAMICS IN AN OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS MODEL pp. 415-425

Jhy-yuan Shieh, Jhy-Hwa Chen, Juin-jen Chang and Ching-chong Lai

THE EFFECTS OF THE WORLD DEFENSE INDUSTRY AND US MILITARY AID TO ISRAEL ON THE ISRAELI DEFENSE INDUSTRY: A DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS MODEL pp. 427-448

Yoad Shefi and Asher Tishler

MODELS OF MILITARY EXPENDITURE AND GROWTH: A CRITICAL REVIEW pp. 449-461

John Dunne, Ronald Smith and Dirk Willenbockel

A CLARIFICATION OF THE CONCEPTS OF FORCE MULTIPLIER AND RETURNS TO FORCE SCALE pp. 463-465

W. J. Hurley

Volume 16, issue 5, 2005

INTRODUCTION: SECURITY CHALLENGES AND THREATS IN A POST-9/11 WORLD pp. 327-329

Carlos Barros, Christos Kollias and Todd Sandler

ON THE USE OF TERROR WEAPONS VERSUS MODERN WEAPON SYSTEMS IN AN ARMS RACE BETWEEN DEVELOPED AND LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES pp. 331-346

Kobi Kagan, Asher Tishler and Avi Weiss

PUBLIC SAFETY AND THE MORAL DILEMMA IN THE DEFENSE AGAINST TERROR pp. 347-364

Raphael Franck, Arye Hillman and Miriam Krausz

HEALTH POLICY AS COUNTER-TERRORISM: HEALTH SERVICES AND THE PALESTINIANS pp. 365-374

Peter Hilsenrath

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SECURITY POLICIES pp. 375-389

Tilman Brück

QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS ON THE FLOW OF NARCOTICS: SUPPLY AND DEMAND RESTRAINTS IN A NORTH-SOUTH MACRO-MODEL pp. 391-401

S. Mansoob Murshed

Volume 16, issue 4, 2005

TERROR SUPPORT AND RECRUITMENT pp. 263-273

Joao Faria and Daniel Arce

ON RATIONAL CHOICE THEORY AND THE STUDY OF TERRORISM pp. 275-282

Charles Anderton and John Carter

MILITARY EXPENDITURE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES: A DYNAMIC PANEL DATA ANALYSIS pp. 283-295

Julide Yildirim, Selami Sezgin and Nadir Ocal

AN ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION OF FRENCH MILITARY EXPENDITURES pp. 297-315

Fanny Coulomb and Jacques Fontanel

NATO BENEFITS, BURDENS AND BORDERS: COMMENT pp. 317-321

Todd Sandler

NATO BENEFITS, BURDENS AND BORDERS: REPLY pp. 323-326

Binyam Solomon

Volume 16, issue 3, 2005

Introduction pp. 143-144

Ugurhan Berkok and Binyam Solomon

Canadian defence policy and spending pp. 145-169

J. Craig Stone and Binyam Solomon

The demand for Canadian defence expenditures pp. 171-189

Binyam Solomon

Specialization in defence forces pp. 191-204

Ugurhan Berkok

Specialization and the Canadian forces pp. 205-222

Philippe Lagasse

Planning defence budget allocations for Canada's Strategy 2020 pp. 223-246

J. Craig Stone

The industrial structure of National Defence and transaction costs pp. 247-262

Lawrence McDONOUGH

Volume 16, issue 2, 2005

Transnational terrorism as a spillover of domestic disputes in other countries pp. 69-82

Tony Addison and Mansoob Murshed

Evasion costs and the theory Of conscription pp. 83-100

John Warner and Sebastian Negrusa

Does defence spending matter to employment in Taiwan? pp. 101-115

Jr-Tsung Huang and An-Pang Kao

Defence expenditures and external debt in Turkey pp. 117-125

Erdal Karagol

'I have seen the future and it works': The US defence industry transformation - lessons for the UK defence industrial base pp. 127-141

Keith Hayward

Volume 16, issue 1, 2005

An economic analysis of the un peacekeeping assessment system pp. 1-18

Hirofumi Shimizu

Differing motivations for terrorism pp. 19-27

Dirk Rübbelke

Is the pay responsiveness of enlisted personnel decreasing? pp. 29-43

Michael Hansen and Jennie Wenger

Defense spending and economic growth across the Taiwan straits: a threshold regression model pp. 45-57

Chung-Nang Lai, Bwo-Nung Huang and Chin-Wei Yang

The economic costs and benefits of UK defence exports: a comment pp. 59-66

G. Sharp