Defence and Peace Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 31, issue 8, 2020

Introduction to the Special Issue “Political Economic Perspectives of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict pp. 887-891

Sami H. Miaari and Massimiliano Calì

Monopolization of Violence in the Palestinian Struggle pp. 892-903

Alexei Abrahams

Proxy Wars & the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict pp. 904-926

Pavel V. Konyukhovskiy and Theocharis Grigoriadis

Ashkenazim and Mizrahim in the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process: The Role of Israel’s Economic Liberalization and Globalization pp. 927-938

Yoav Kapshuk

Male-Female Wage Differential in the West Bank: A Gender-Based Analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict pp. 939-956

Amit Loewenthal and Sami H. Miaari

Maritime Piracy and International Trade pp. 957-974

Marie-Claire Robitaille

The Impact of Incentives for Reconciliation in the Holy City – How International Aid for the Palestinians Contributed to the Expanding of Israeli Control over East Jerusalem pp. 975-989

As’Ad Ghanem

Employment Dynamics in Local Labor Markets: Evidence from U.S. Post Cold War Base Closures pp. 990-1005

Jerry Nickelsburg

Taking Stock of the Impact of Sanctions on Livelihoods and Poverty in Zimbabwe pp. 1006-1020

Carren Pindiriri

Volume 31, issue 7, 2020

Does a Change of Government Influence Compliance with International Agreements? Empirical Evidence for the NATO Two Percent Target pp. 743-761

Johannes Blum and Niklas Potrafke

Individual and Contextual Influences on Public Support for Military Spending in NATO pp. 762-785

Erik M. Fay

Identity Conflict with Cross-Border Spillovers pp. 786-809

Dripto Bakshi and Indraneel Dasgupta

Probing Conflict Contagion and Casualties in Mindanao, Philippines pp. 810-829

Joseph Capuno

Allocating Security Expenditures under Knightian Uncertainty: An Info-Gap Approach pp. 830-850

Michael Ben-Gad, Yakov Ben-Haim and Dan Peled

Decision-Making in the Arms of a Dependent Relationship: Explaining Shifts in Importer Acquisition Patterns of Major Weapon Systems, 1955–2007 pp. 851-868

Richard A. I. Johnson

The Brazilian National Defence Strategy: Defence Expenditure Choices and Military Power pp. 869-884

Leandro Bolzan De Rezende and Paul Blackwell

The Political Economy of Defence pp. 885-886

J. Craig Stone

Volume 31, issue 6, 2020

Military Expenditure, Investment and Growth pp. 601-614

John Dunne and Ronald Smith

Militarisation, Energy Consumption, CO2 Emissions and Economic Growth in Myanmar pp. 615-641

Shakoor Ahmed, Khorshed Alam, Afzalur Rashid and Jeff Gow

A Review of Market Failures in the Defence Industry pp. 642-658

Carlos Martí Sempere

Decentralized Defence of a (Directed) Network Structure pp. 659-676

Marco Pelliccia

Military Spending, Corruption, and the Welfare Consequences pp. 677-691

Hamid E. Ali and Sakiru Solarin

Time-Varying Impact of Geopolitical Risks on Oil Prices pp. 692-706

Juncal Cunado, Rangan Gupta, Chi Keung Lau and Xin Sheng

Geopolitical Risks in the Post-Cold War Era: Make America Great Again Can Be Make the World Great Again pp. 707-720

Jong-Eun Lee

Revisiting Arms Race between India and Pakistan: A Case of Asymmetric Causal Relationship of Military Expenditures pp. 721-741

Rafi Amir-ud-Din, Fatima Waqi Sajjad and Shazia Aziz

Volume 31, issue 5, 2020

I Hope I Die before I Get Old pp. 469-484

Thomas Apolte

Dragnet-Controls and Government Ideology pp. 485-501

Niklas Potrafke

Cost-Benefit Analysis of Bid Protests: A Representative Bidder Model pp. 502-516

Francois Melese

Economic, Security, and Political Determinants of Military Spending in NATO Countries pp. 517-531

Jakub Odehnal and Jiří Neubauer

Relationship between Economic Sanctions and Militarized Conflict Focusing on Reciprocal Causation pp. 532-549

Hyung Min Kim

How Do Geopolitical Risks Affect Government Investment? An Empirical Investigation pp. 550-564

Mehmet Bilgin, Giray Gözgör and Gokhan Karabulut

Dynamic Causalities between Defense Expenditure and Economic Growth in China: Evidence from Rolling Granger Causality Test pp. 565-582

Chiwei Su, Yingying Xu, Hsu Ling Chang, Oana-Ramona Lobont and Zhixin Liu

Serbia’s Military Neutrality: Is It Economically Beneficial? pp. 583-599

Dejan Stojković and Miroslav Glišić

Volume 31, issue 4, 2020

Defence and Peace Economics: The Third Decade in Retrospect pp. 377-386

Khusrav Gaibulloev, Christos Kollias and Binyam Solomon

On the Calculus of Counterterror Policy pp. 387-399

Daniel Arce

NATO at 70: Pledges, Free Riding, and Benefit-Burden Concordance pp. 400-413

Wukki Kim and Todd Sandler

Debt, Deficits and Defence: The UK Experience 1700-2016 pp. 414-422

Ronald Smith

Military Spending, Corruption, Persistence and Long Run Growth pp. 423-433

Giorgio d’Agostino, John Dunne, Marco Lorusso and Luca Pieroni

Rising Costs: Augustine Revisited pp. 434-442

Keith Hartley

Conflict and Peace Economics: Retrospective and Prospective Reflections on Concepts, Theories, and Data pp. 443-465

Jurgen Brauer and Charles Anderton

The Economics of the Global Defence Industry pp. 466-467

Vasilis Zervos

Volume 31, issue 3, 2020

Tourism, Instability and Regional Interdependency: Evidence from the Eastern-Mediterranean pp. 245-268

Antonis L. Theocharous, Anastasios Zopiatis, Neophytos Lambertides, Christos Savva and Yoel Mansfeld

The Socioeconomic Determinants of Terrorism: A Bayesian Model Averaging Approach pp. 269-288

Marcos Sanso-Navarro and María Vera-Cabello

An analysis of the public–private wage differential in the Palestinian labour market pp. 289-314

Sami H. Miaari

The Cost of Separatism: Economic Consequences of the 1987-1989 Tibetan Unrests pp. 315-340

Feifei Sun and Xiaohua Yu

Repression and Long-term Political Leadership pp. 341-360

Sanna Nurmikko-Metsola

Is Defense Spending Inflationary? Time–frequency Evidence from China pp. 361-375

Yingying Xu, Chi Wei Su and Ran Tao

Volume 31, issue 2, 2020

Human Capital and National Security pp. 121-141

Ronen Bar-El, Eyal Pecht and Asher Tishler

Suicide Attacks and Hard Targets: An Empirical Examination pp. 142-159

James A. Piazza

‘Pay for It Heavily’: Does U.S. Support for Israel Lead to Anti-American Terrorism? pp. 160-176

Daniel Meierrieks and Thomas Gries

Arming the Peace: Foreign Security Assistance and Human Rights Conditions in Post-Conflict Countries pp. 177-200

Patricia L. Sullivan, Leo J. Blanken and Ian C. Rice

Cooperative Procurement in Building National Defence: Why Are There So Few? pp. 201-219

Vesa Kanniainen and Juha-Matti Lehtonen

An Analysis of the Defence Industrial Market Based on Agents pp. 220-244

Carlos Martí Sempere and Antonio Fonfria Mesa

Volume 31, issue 1, 2020

Military Women and the Force of the Future pp. 1-3

Jomana Amara

Integrating Women Into the Marine Corps Infantry: Costs, Representation, and Lessons from Earlier Integration Efforts pp. 4-23

Jennifer Kavanagh and Jennie W. Wenger

Patient Engagement in VA Health Care: Does Gender Play a Role? pp. 24-33

Bella Etingen, Scott Miskevics, Alex Malhiot and Sherri L. LaVela

Women at War: Understanding the Impacts of Combat on Women’s Educational Attainment pp. 34-47

Laura Armey

Improving the Labor Market Outcomes of US Veterans: The Long-Run Effect of the Transition Assistance Program pp. 48-69

Xiaoxue Li

A Re-appreciation of Charlie Hitch and his Contributions to Economics, Security, and the Management of Organizations pp. 70-85

Mie Augier and Andrew W. Marshall

The Defense–Growth Nexus: A Review of Time Series Methods and Empirical Results pp. 86-104

Kyriakos Emmanouilidis and Christos Karpetis

Are there Bubbles in the Defence Sector of China’s Stock Market (2005–2016)? New Evidence from Sequential ADF Tests pp. 105-119

Ying Zhang, Jiaxin Xu and Ling Zhai