Defence and Peace Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 27, issue 6, 2016

Erratum pp. (i)-(i)

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. (ii)-(ii)

The Editors

The financial performance of aircraft manufacturers during world war II: the vicissitudes of war pp. 743-773

Stephen Ciccone and Fred R. Kaen

The lobbies’ network at the EU policy level: the case of security and defense pp. 774-793

Fernando Ruiz, Florent Hainaut and Nathalie Schiffino

A practical organizational efficiency measure pp. 794-819

Andrew P. Billyard and John J. Donohue

On the contribution of defense innovation to China’s economic growth pp. 820-837

Chaoqing Yuan, Sifeng Liu, Yingjie Yang and Yu Shen

War Size Distribution: Empirical Regularities Behind Conflicts pp. 838-853

Rafael González-Val

The Impact of ETA’s Dissolution on Domestic Tourism in Spain pp. 854-870

Augusto Voltes-Dorta, Juan Jiménez González and Ancor Suárez-Alemán

Defence Spending and Income Inequality in Taiwan pp. 871-884

Yemane Wolde-Rufael

Volume 27, issue 5, 2016

Conflict and fiscal capacity pp. 583-608

Abdur R. Chowdhury and Syed Mansoob Murshed

The demand for military expenditure in authoritarian regimes pp. 609-625

Vincenzo Bove and Jennifer Brauner

Military support and transnational terrorism pp. 626-643

Cind Du Bois and Caroline Buts

Collective action and the common enemy effect pp. 644-664

Kris De Jaegher and Britta Hoyer

‘Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under’t’: mimicking behaviour of growth-oriented terrorist organizations pp. 665-687

Ulrich Hendel

Conflict dynamics and costs in the Greek Civil War 1946–1949 pp. 688-717

Nicos Christodoulakis

Does Military Spending Explode External Debt in Pakistan? pp. 718-741

Muhammad Shahbaz, Muhammad shahbaz Shabbir and Muhammad sabihuddin Butt

Volume 27, issue 4, 2016

Growth recovery after civil conflict: a fractional integration approach pp. 453-479

Luis Gil-Alana and Prakarsh Singh

Economic sanctions and official ethnic discrimination in target countries, 1950--2003 pp. 480-502

Dursun Peksen

The growth in military expenditure in Germany 1951--2011: did parties matter? pp. 503-519

Björn Kauder and Niklas Potrafke

Evolutionary determinants of war pp. 520-534

Kai Konrad and Florian Morath

Defensive weapons and star wars: a supergame with optimal punishments pp. 535-548

Giampiero Giacomello and Luca Lambertini

National security, military spending and the business cycle pp. 549-570

Gonzalo F-de-Córdoba and Jose Torres

Military expenditure and income distribution in South Korea pp. 571-581

Yemane Wolde-Rufael

Volume 27, issue 3, 2016

Military Spending and Growth: The Role of Institutions pp. 301-322

Ryan Compton and Bryan Paterson

Defence budgets in the post-Cold War era: a spatial econometrics approach pp. 323-352

Karl Skogstad

Why internal conflict deteriorates state capacity? Evidence from Colombian municipalities pp. 353-377

Mauricio Cardenas, Marcela Eslava and Santiago Ramirez

Externalities in Military Spending and Growth: The Role of Natural Resources as a Channel through Conflict pp. 378-391

Vusal Musayev

A Nonlinear Model of Military Expenditure Convergence: Evidence From Estar Nonlinear Unit Root Test pp. 392-403

Chi Keung Lau, Ender Demir and Mehmet Bilgin

Group support for political violence: The role of emotions and expressive choice in creating conflict or providing peace pp. 404-422

Colin Jennings

Country survey: Angola pp. 423-432

Carlos Barros

The impact of military spending and income inequality on economic growth in Turkey pp. 433-452

Ünal Töngür and Adem Elveren

Volume 27, issue 2, 2016

Walter Oi and his contributions to the All-Volunteer Force -- theory, evidence, persuasion pp. 161-171

John Warner and Paul F. Hogan

Special issue: defence inflation pp. 172-175

Keith Hartley and Binyam Solomon

Defense inflation: what has happened, why has it happened, and what can be done about it? pp. 176-183

Edward G. Keating and Mark V. Arena

UK defence inflation and cost escalation pp. 184-207

Keith Hartley

Investment cost escalation -- an overview of the literature and revised estimates pp. 208-230

Kjetil Hove and Tobias Lillekvelland

Inflation adjustments for defense acquisition pp. 231-257

Stanley A. Horowitz, Bruce R. Harmon and Daniel B. Levine

Defence-specific inflation -- the Swedish perspective pp. 258-279

Peter Nordlund

The Capability Factors as Explanatory Variables of Equipment Unit Cost Growth: A Methodological Proposal pp. 280-298

Juha-Matti Lehtonen and Jukka Anteroinen

Volume 27, issue 1, 2016

Spatial Distribution of Minority Communities and Terrorism: Domestic Concentration versus Transnational Dispersion pp. 1-36

Bryan J. Arva and James A. Piazza

Ethnic groups, political exclusion and domestic terrorism pp. 37-63

Seung-Whan Choi and James A. Piazza

The impact of Syrian refugees on the labor market in neighboring countries: empirical evidence from Jordan pp. 64-86

Ali Fakih and May Ibrahim

Military expenditures, economic growth and spatial spillovers pp. 87-104

Julide Yildirim and Nadir Öcal

Military spending and growth: a small open economy stochastic growth model pp. 105-116

Shin-Chyang Lee, Cheng-Te Lee and Shang-Fen Wu

Socioeconomic impact of conflict: state of emergency ruling in Turkey pp. 117-136

Ayşegül Kayaoğlu

Military expenditure and economic development in China: an empirical inquiry pp. 137-160

Fumitaka Furuoka, Mikio Oishi and Mohd Aminul Karim

Volume 26, issue 6, 2015

Do migrant remittances react to bouts of terrorism? pp. 567-582

Mazhar Mughal and Amar Anwar

Why a small probability of terror generates a large macroeconomic impact pp. 583-599

Ziv Naor

A Note on the Effect of Terrorism on Economic Sentiment pp. 600-608

Konstantinos Drakos and Christos Kallandranis

The causal nexus between military spending and unemployment in the G7: a bootstrap panel causality test pp. 609-622

Ming Zhong, Tsangyao Chang, D. P. Tang and Yemane Wolde-Rufael

The effect of military service system change on the demand for military expenditure pp. 623-633

Sheng Tung Chen, Jyun-Wei Lai and Arwin Pang

How Different Terrorist Attacks Affect Stock Markets pp. 634-648

Faheem Aslam and Hyoung-Goo Kang

Volume 26, issue 5, 2015

Using Combat Losses of Medical Personnel to Estimate the Impact of Trauma Care in Battle: Evidence from World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan pp. 465-490

Chris Rohlfs, Ryan Sullivan, Jeffrey Treistman and Ying Deng

Workplace goals and output quality: evidence from time-constrained recruiting goals in the US navy pp. 491-515

Jeremy Arkes and Jesse Cunha

Performance measurement in military operations: information versus incentives pp. 516-535

Leo J. Blanken and Jason J. Lepore

Territorial contestation and repressive violence in civil war pp. 536-554

J. M. Quinn

When are nuclear weapons worth having? pp. 555-565

Antti-Ville Suni

Volume 26, issue 4, 2015

Why nations fail: defense spending, fighting commitment and, inter-nations-prosperity-poverty-gap pp. 357-382

Binbin Meng

Country failure and social grievances in the Greek Civil War 1946-1949: An economic approach pp. 383-407

Nicos Christodoulakis

Military spending and democracy pp. 409-423

Jennifer Brauner

Market reactions to regulations on minerals from the democratic republic of the Congo pp. 425-441

William Seitz

Military Spending and Economic Growth in the Middle East Countries: Bootstrap Panel Causality Test pp. 443-456

Chia-I Pan, Tsangyao Chang and Yemane Wolde-Rufael

Modelling the demand for national security expenditure: a note pp. 457-464

Suzanna-Maria Paleologou

Volume 26, issue 3, 2015

Can free trade help convert the 'Arab Spring' into permanent peace and democracy? pp. 247-270

Thorvaldur Gylfason, Inmaculada Mart�nez-Zarzoso and Per Magnus Wijkman

The effect of military expenditure on stock market development: panel evidence from system GMM estimates pp. 271-287

Sakiru Solarin and Pritish Sahu

Defense Strategy Transition and Economic Growth Under External Predation pp. 289-309

Taoxiong Liu and Bihua Zhou

The Long-run Causal Relationship Between Military Expenditure and Economic Growth in China: Revisited pp. 311-326

Ourania Dimitraki and Faek Menla Ali

Defense Expenditure and Income Inequality: Evidence on Co-integration and Causality for China pp. 327-339

Binbin Meng, William Lucyshyn and Xiangqian Li

Revisiting the Defense-Growth nexus in European countries pp. 341-356

Tsangyao Chang, Chien-Chiang Lee and Hsiao-Ping Chu

Volume 26, issue 2, 2015

A regional investigation of the interrelationships between domestic and transnational terrorism: a time series analysis pp. 133-151

Cameron Napps and Walter Enders

Economic shocks & civil conflict onset in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1981-2010 pp. 153-177

Stijn van Weezel

The value of military intelligence pp. 179-211

Eyal Pecht and Asher Tishler

The Keynesian IS-MR Model and Military Spending pp. 213-221

W. Robert J. Alexander

Empirical analysis of the defense interdependence between Japan and the United States pp. 223-231

Shio Ando

Defense spending and economic growth: Extended empirical analysis for the European Union pp. 233-246

Mert Topcu and Ilhan Aras

Volume 26, issue 1, 2015

Defense Spending, Natural Resources, and Conflict pp. 1-3

Hamid E. Ali

Military Expenditures and Natural Resources: Evidence from Rentier States in the Middle East and North Africa pp. 5-13

Hamid E. Ali and Omnia A. Abdellatif

Military Expenditure, Economic Growth and Heterogeneity pp. 15-31

John Dunne and Nan Tian

Does Military Spending Crowd Out Social Welfare Expenditures? Evidence from a Panel of OECD Countries pp. 33-48

Eric Lin, Hamid E. Ali and Yu-Lung Lu

Military Expenditures, Income Inequality, Welfare and Political Regimes: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis pp. 49-74

�nal T�ng�r and Adem Elveren

The Shifting Determinants of Defense Spending Preferences Between 1980 and 2008 pp. 75-88

Sencer Ecer and Nicholas J. Veasey

Resource rents, institutions, and violent civil conflicts pp. 89-113

Ibrahim Ahmed Elbadawi and Raimundo Soto

Resource Dependence and Armed Violence: Impact on Sustainability in Developing Countries pp. 115-132

Gilles Carbonnier and Natascha Wagner