Defence and Peace Economics

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Volume 23, issue 6, 2012

DEFENCE SPENDING, ECONOMIC GROWTH, CORRUPTION AND INEQUALITY pp. 533-535

Eftychia Nikolaidou

DEFENCE SPENDING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE EU15 pp. 537-548

John Dunne and Eftychia Nikolaidou

Military Spending, Growth, Development And Conflict pp. 549-557

John Dunne

THE LONG-RUN LINKAGES BETWEEN EDUCATION, HEALTH AND DEFENCE EXPENDITURES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM TURKEY pp. 559-574

Sibel Bali Eryigit, Kadir Yasin Eryigit and Ufuk Selen

MILITARY EXPENDITURES AND INEQUALITY IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA: A PANEL ANALYSIS pp. 575-589

Hamid E. Ali

CORRUPTION, MILITARY SPENDING AND GROWTH pp. 591-604

Giorgio d’Agostino, John Dunne and Luca Pieroni

Volume 23, issue 5, 2012

Stopping Suicide Attacks: Optimal Strategies and Unintended Consequences pp. 413-429

Michael McBride and Gary Richardson

Counterterrorism And Its Impact On Terror Support And Recruitment: Accounting For Backlash pp. 431-445

Joao Faria and Daniel Arce

Economic Performance And Terrorist Activity In Latin America pp. 447-470

Daniel Meierrieks and Thomas Gries

Country Survey: Military Expenditure And Its Impact On Productivity In Italy, 1988--2008 pp. 471-484

Raul Caruso and Francesco Addesa

Debt Burden, Military Spending And Growth In Sub-Saharan Africa: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis pp. 485-506

Abdullahi Ahmed

STRATEGIC DEFENSE AND ATTACK FOR SERIES AND PARALLEL RELIABILITY SYSTEMS: COMMENT pp. 507-515

Dan Kovenock and Brian Roberson

Strategic Defense and Attack for Series and Parallel Reliability Systems: Reply to Rejoinder pp. 517-519

Kjell Hausken

Strategic Defense And Attack For Series And Parallel Reliability Systems: Rejoinder pp. 521-524

Dan Kovenock and Brian Roberson

Strategic defense and attack for series and parallel reliability systems: reply 1 to comment 1 pp. 525-531

Kjell Hausken

Volume 23, issue 4, 2012

Each Man For Himself? Rival Theories of Alliance Economics in The Early State System pp. 321-330

David S. Siroky

COMPANY SURVEY SERIES: I: BAE SYSTEMS PLC pp. 331-342

Keith Hartley

Country Survey: Defense Policy and Military Spending in Taiwan, 1952--2009 pp. 343-364

Eric Lin, Yi-Hua Wu and Ta-Sheng Chou

Country Survey: An Economic Analysis Of Military Expenditures In The Netherlands, 1990--2009 pp. 365-387

Robert Beeres, Eric Jan De Bakker, Myriame Bollen and Eibert Westerink

Warfare, Economic Performance And The Struggle For World Hegemony In The Early Modern Period: Guns Versus Butter In Eighteenth-Century Britain And Spain pp. 389-412

José Jurado-Sánchez and Miguel Jerez

Volume 23, issue 3, 2012

U.S. Troops and Foreign Economic Growth pp. 225-249

Garett Jones and T. Kane

Decision processes of a suicide bomber—the economics and psychology of attacking and defecting pp. 251-272

Karen Pittel and Dirk Rübbelke

FROM CONSCRIPTION TO VOLUNTEERS: BUDGET SHARES IN NATO DEFENCE SPENDING pp. 273-288

Vincenzo Bove and Elisa Cavatorta

Military Spending and Income Inequality:Evidence on Cointegration and Causality for Turkey,1963--2007 pp. 289-301

Adem Elveren

Using the Feder-Ram and Military Keynesian Models to Examine the Link Between Defence Spending and Economic Growth in Sri Lanka pp. 303-311

Albert Wijeweera and Matthew J. Webb

Defence Enterprise Surveys On Market Outlets: The Case Of Slovenia pp. 313-320

Štefan Bojnec

Volume 23, issue 2, 2012

Colombia: Introduction To A Special Issue Of Defence And Peace Economics pp. 107-108

Jurgen Brauer and Juan Vargas

Determinants of Civil Conflict in Colombia: How Robust are they? pp. 109-131

Mauricio A. Rodr�guez and Nancy Daza Báez

Forced Displacement: Legal Versus Illegal Crops pp. 133-160

Paola Palacios

Armed Conflict Exposure, Human Capital Investments, And Child Labor: Evidence From Colombia pp. 161-184

Catherine Rodr�guez and Fabio Sanchez Torres

Sovereign risk and armed conflict: an event-study for colombia pp. 185-201

R. Castañeda and Juan Vargas

The persistent Colombian conflict: subnational analysis of the duration of violence pp. 203-223

Juan Vargas

Volume 23, issue 1, 2012

Ranking the Performance of European Armed Forces pp. 1-16

Robert Beeres and Marion Bogers

THE EFFECT OF OPPORTUNITY COST AND HAWKISHNESS ON PROTESTS IN OCCUPIED REGIONS pp. 17-49

Rupayan Gupta

CAREER EARNINGS AND RETENTION OF U.S. MILITARY PHYSICIANS pp. 51-76

Bradley M. Gray and James E. Grefer

LAND INEQUALITY AND CONFLICT IN LATIN AMERICA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY pp. 77-94

Peter Jensen and Tony Vittrup Sørensen

TIME-VARYING CHARACTERISTICS OF SOUTH KOREA-UNITED STATES AND JAPAN-UNITED STATES MILITARY ALLIANCES UNDER CHINESE THREAT: A PUBLIC GOOD APPROACH pp. 95-106

Young‐Wan Goo and Seung‐Nyeon Kim

Volume 22, issue 6, 2011

Introduction to the Symposium: Ten Years after 9/11 pp. 581-582

Daniel Arce and Christos Kollias

Does Terrorism Really Work? Evolution in the Conventional Wisdom since 9/11 pp. 583-594

Max Abrahms

An Integro-Differential Approach To Terrorism Dynamics pp. 595-605

Joao Faria

The Political Economy of Legislation on Terrorism pp. 607-626

Stephen Blomberg, Ashvin Gandhi and Gregory Hess

Economic reconstruction amidst conflict: Insights from Afghanistan and Iraq pp. 627-643

Christopher Coyne and Adam Pellillo

Optimal replacement of military aircraft: an economic approach pp. 645-653

A. Sokri

Volume 22, issue 5, 2011

Dynamic Winner-Take-All Conflict pp. 471-492

Rafael Reuveny, John Maxwell and Jefferson Davis

Causal Linkages Between Domestic Terrorism and Economic Growth pp. 493-508

Thomas Gries, Tim Krieger and Daniel Meierrieks

The Application of Life Cycle Costing in Evaluating Military Investments: An Empirical Study at an International Scale pp. 509-543

Andr�s Navarro-Galera, Rodrigo I. Ortúzar-Maturana and Francisco Muñoz-Leiva

Military Spending and Economic Growth in South Asia: A Panel Data Analysis pp. 545-554

Albert Wijeweera and Matthew J. Webb

The Impact of Military Spending on Economic Growth: The Case of North Cyprus pp. 555-562

Mete Feridun, Bansi Sawhney and Muhammad Shahbaz

Rebellion, Repression and Welfare pp. 563-579

Juan Vargas

Volume 22, issue 4, 2011

HARD CURRENCIES FOR HARD TIMES. TERROR ATTACKS AND THE CHOICE OF MONETARY ANCHORS pp. 367-392

Tal Sadeh

SEPARATIST TERRORISM AND THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN SOUTH‐EASTERN TURKEY pp. 393-407

Pinar Derin‐Güre

SOCIAL PREFERENCES FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE AND POLICE ENFORCEMENT IN WESTERN EUROPE pp. 409-421

Juan Prieto‐Rodr�guez and Juan G. Rodr�guez

ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AND CULTURE pp. 423-448

Donna Driscoll, Dennis Halcoussis and Anton D. Lowenberg

ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MILITARY EXPENDITURE, THREAT, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A NONLINEAR APPROACH pp. 449-457

Albert J.F. Yang, William N. Trumbull, Chin Wei Yang and Bwo‐Nung Huang

FINANCIAL VERSUS HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE GREEK--TURKISH ARMS RACE 10 YEARS ON: A FORECASTING INVESTIGATION USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS pp. 459-469

Andreas S. Andreou and George Zombanakis

Volume 22, issue 3, 2011

A RANDOM RATIONING MECHANISM WHICH REDUCES THE RISKS OF NO SON LEFT AT HOME pp. 265-277

Shu-Yi Liao, Yu-Ying Lin and Wei-Chun Tseng

NATO AS AN EXTERNAL DRIVER OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES pp. 279-297

Inna Melnykovska and Rainer Schweickert

MAINSTREAMING AN OUTLIER: THE QUEST TO CORROBORATE THE SECOND LANCET SURVEY OF MORTALITY IN IRAQ pp. 299-316

Michael Spagat

SLOWING DOWN TO KEEP THE LEAD IN MILITARY TECHNOLOGY pp. 317-334

Leo Blanken and Jason Lepore

POTENTIAL DUAL-USE OF MILITARY TECHNOLOGY: DOES CITING PATENTS SHED LIGHT ON THIS PROCESS? pp. 335-349

Manuel Acosta, Daniel Coronado and Rosario Marin

DESIGNING A VIABLE PREDICTION MARKET TO FORECAST DEFENSE ACQUISITION COST AND SCHEDULE OUTCOMES pp. 351-366

Danny M. Davis

Volume 22, issue 2, 2011

THE ECONOMICS OF SECURITY: A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 99-104

Tilman Brück, Michael Brzoska and Konstantinos Drakos

THE ECONOMICS OF TERRORISM: A (SIMPLE) TAXONOMY OF THE LITERATURE pp. 105-123

Fernanda Llussá and Jose Tavares

THE ECONOMICS OF TERRORISM FROM A POLICY-MAKER'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 125-134

Catherine Muller

SECURITY AS A PUBLIC, PRIVATE OR CLUB GOOD: SOME FUNDAMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS pp. 135-145

Hella Engerer

SECURITY ECONOMICS: A GUIDE FOR DATA AVAILABILITY AND NEEDS pp. 147-159

Konstantinos Drakos

DISCUSSING CONCEPTS OF TERRORIST RATIONALITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNTERTERRORISM POLICY pp. 161-179

Eric van Um

THREAT PERCEPTIONS IN EUROPE: DOMESTIC TERRORISM AND INTERNATIONAL CRIME pp. 181-192

Syed Mansoob Murshed

NOTIONS OF (IN)SECURITY WITHIN THE EU. HOW EUROPEAN POLICY-MAKERS VIEW THE SOURCES AND COSTS OF TERRORISM AND ORGANISED CRIME pp. 193-216

Regina Heller

HOW DO TOURISTS REACT TO POLITICAL VIOLENCE? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF TOURISM IN EGYPT pp. 217-243

David Fielding and Anja Shortland

THE EUROPEAN SECURITY INDUSTRY. A RESEARCH AGENDA pp. 245-264

Carlos Marti Sempere

Volume 22, issue 1, 2011

WHAT HAPPENS TO THE EARNINGS OF MILITARY RESERVISTS WHEN THEY ARE ACTIVATED? EVIDENCE FROM ADMINISTRATIVE DATA pp. 1-19

Jacob Alex Klerman and David Loughran

CONFLICT DATASETS: A PRIMER FOR ACADEMICS, POLICYMAKERS, AND PRACTITIONERS pp. 21-42

Charles Anderton and John Carter

SECRECY AND DECEPTION AT EQUILIBRIUM, WITH APPLICATIONS TO ANTI-TERRORISM RESOURCE ALLOCATION pp. 43-61

Jun Zhuang and Vicki Bier

INTRA-GROUP COMPETITION AND INTER-GROUP CONFLICT: AN APPLICATION TO NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 63-83

Colin Jennings

THE ECONOMIC COSTS TO THE U.S. OF CLOSING ITS BORDERS: A COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS pp. 85-97

Peter Dixon, James Giesecke, Maureen Rimmer and Adam Rose