Defence and Peace Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Keith Hartley

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2000

Introduction: Defence, peace and economic growth in South Africa pp. 549-551

John Dunne and Andre Roux

Military spending and economic growth in South Africa pp. 553-571

Peter Batchelor, John Dunne and David Saal

Defence spending and economic growth in South Africa: A supply and demand model pp. 573-585

John Dunne, Eftychia Nikolaidou and Andre Roux

Military expenditure and employment in South Africa pp. 587-596

John Dunne and Duncan Watson

The impact of arms production on the South African manufacturing industry pp. 597-613

Alvin Birdi, John Dunne and David Saal

Corporate performance and military production in South Africa pp. 615-641

Peter Batchelor, John Dunne and Sepideh Parsa

Peace as an international public good: An application to Southern Africa pp. 643-659

Jurgen Brauer and Andre Roux

Volume 11, issue 3, 2000

Editorial Introduction: Arms Exports, Controls and Production pp. 443-444

Paul Levine, Somnath Sen and Ronald Smith

The benefits and costs of the UK arms trade pp. 445-459

Keith Hartley

Potential and actual arms production: Implications for the arms trade debate pp. 461-480

Jurgen Brauer

Export controls, market structure and international coordination pp. 481-503

Maria Garcia-Alonso and Keith Hartley

Arms export controls and emerging domestic producers pp. 505-531

Paul Levine, Fotis Mouzakis and Ronald Smith

Arms trade, arms control, and security: Collective action issues pp. 533-548

Todd Sandler

Volume 11, issue 2, 2000

Life cycle costs for decision support - a study of the various life cycle costs used at different levels of defence policy and management pp. 333-368

David Kirkpatrick

Country Survey XIII: Japan's security posture and defense industry prospects pp. 369-401

Michael Chinworth

Financial versus human resources in the Greek-Turkish arms race: A forecasting investigation using artificial neural networks pp. 403-426

A. S. Andreoua and G. A. Zombanakisb

A note on defence spending in turkey: New findings pp. 427-435

Selami Sezgin

Book Review pp. 437-442

Nick Hooper and Stephen Martin

Volume 11, issue 1, 2000

Defence and peace economics: A ten-year retrospective pp. 1-16

Keith Hartley and Todd Sandler

Concepts of defense economics for the 21st century pp. 17-30

Martin McGuire

The econometrics of arms races pp. 31-43

Ronald Smith, John Dunne and Eftychia Nikolaidou

Arms Races pp. 45-54

Michael Intriljgator and Dagobert Brito

Exchange of goods or exchange of blows? New directions in conflict and exchange pp. 55-71

Charles Anderton

Simultaneous provision of defense and aid: Empirical evidence from the united states-Japan alliance pp. 73-91

Minoru Okamura

Themes in defence manpower economics and challenges for the future pp. 93-103

John Warner and Beth Asch

Disarmament in the next millennium pp. 105-125

Jacques Fontanel and Fanny Coulomb

An analysis of the Washington naval agreements and the economic provisions of arms control theory pp. 127-148

Cassady Craft

Country survey XII: South Africa pp. 149-172

Andre Roux

A note on the causal relationship between defence spending and growth in Greece: 1955-93 pp. 173-184

Christos Kollias and Stelios Makrydakis

Your country needs you! Forced recruitment in Honduras pp. 185-195

Andy Thorpe and Sam Cameron

Comment: Why “an identified systemic model of the democracy-peace nexus” does not persuade pp. 197-214

John Oneal and Bruce Russett

Democracy and peace: Reply to oneal and russett pp. 215-229

Patrick James, Eric Solberg and Murray Wolfson

Resourcing for defense: Solving the roles and missions puzzle pp. 231-269

Alfonso Diaz and Emily Goldman

Remaking the military industrial relationship: A French-American comparison pp. 271-299

Ann Markusen and Claude Serfati

Defence closure and job loss: The case of swan hunter on tyneside pp. 301-312

Andy Pike, James Cornford and John Tomaney

The defence industry supply chain: Linkage patterns in the south west of england pp. 313-328

Tim Williams

Book Review pp. 329-331

Stephen Martin

Volume 10, issue 4, 1999

Introduction pp. 305-310

Manas Chatterji

Defence spending, fiscal federalism, and economic growth in India: A new approach pp. 311-334

Jean-Claude Berthélemy, Rémy Herrera and Somnath Sen

India and South Asian security pp. 335-345

Sumit Ganguly, Rahul Mukherji and Rajesh Rajagopalan

Pakistan's defense industry: An effort towards self-reliance? pp. 347-359

Ayesha Siddiqa-Agha

Sri Lanka: The security problems of a small state pp. 361-381

K. M. de Silva

Missile technology export conflicts in Asia:1 China and the USA, India and Pakistan in the 1990s pp. 383-400

Shuji Kurokawa

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebii

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 3, 1999

An evolutionary game theoretical approach to the theory of international regimes pp. 225-246

Nuno Garoupa and João Gata

The military production function pp. 247-272

Gregory Hildebrandt

Price competition in a model of arms trade pp. 273-303

Maria Garcia-Alonso

Volume 10, issue 2, 1999

Protection against national emergency: International public goods and insurance pp. 117-137

Toshihiro Ihori

Economic factors shaping arms production in less industrialized countries pp. 139-169

Michael Brzoska

Rent seeking and defence expenditure pp. 171-190

Philip Jones

Government contracting options: A model and application pp. 191-223

Edward Keating

Volume 10, issue 1, 1999

An identified systemic model of the democracy-peace nexus pp. 1-37

Patrick James, Eric Solberg and Murray Wolfson

Increasing returns to scale and the arms race: The end of the Richardson paradigm? pp. 39-54

Dagobert Brito and Michael Intriligator

Defence procurement of dual-use goods: Is there a single market in the European union? pp. 55-77

Stephen Martin, Keith Hartley and Andrew Cox

France and its allies: A comparative study of defence spending trends since 1985 pp. 79-102

Marc Aufrant

The economic policy of acquiring foreign currency in wartime: The example of Croatia pp. 103-116

Maria Hedvall