Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A survey of the global economic costs of conflict,2010,21,2,165-176,Bruck
Analysing quits and separations from the royal navy,2010,21,3,207-228,Jaffry
Butter guns and ice-cream theory and evidence from sub-saharan africa,2010,21,3,269-283,Caruso
Economic growth and violent international conflict: 1875-1999,2010,21,3,249-268,Boehmer
Effects of military spending on the profitability of spanish defence contractors,2010,21,2,177-192,Fonfría
Fighting terrorism: are military measures effective? Empirical evidence from Turkey,2010,21,2,193-205,Feridun
The effect of defense spending on U.S. output: a factor augmented vector autoregression (favar) approach,2010,21,2,135-147,Gupta
The impact of the high school junior rotc program: does treatment timing and intensity matter?,2010,21,3,229-247,Pema
The spillover effects of conflict on economic growth in neighbouring countries in Africa,2010,21,2,149-164,De Groot
9/11: What did we know and when did we know it?,2009,20,2,79-93,Lee
Arms race between Turkey and Greece: a threshold cointegration analysis,2009,20,2,123-129,Yildirim
Country survey xxi: the United Kingdom,2010,21,1,43-63,Hartley
Defense spending and aggregate output in the United States,2009,20,1,21-26,Atesoglu
Defense spending and economic growth in Turkey: a linear and non-linear Granger causality approach,2009,20,2,139-148,Karagianni
Ethical and data-integrity problems in the second Lancet survey of mortality in Iraq,2010,21,1,1-41,Spagat
Evaluating strategic arms limitation agreements with applications to the Israeli-Syrian and the North versus South Korean conflicts,2009,20,2,95-121,Weiss
Further education or re-enlistment decision in turkish armed forces: a seemingly unrelated probit analysis,2010,21,1,89-103,Yildirim
Inequality in military expenditures and the Samuelson rule,2009,20,1,43-67,Groot
Macroeconomic aspects of internal conflicts: a conceptualisation,2009,20,2,131-138,Levy
On ethnic conflict and the origins of transnational terrorism,2010,21,1,65-87,Basuchoudhary
Power influence and hierarchy: defense industries in a unipolar world,2010,21,1,105-134,Neuman
Should military uniforms carry the union label?,2009,20,1,11-19,Lipow
The endogenous and non-linear relationship between terrorism and economic performance: Turkish evidence,2009,20,1,1-10,Araz-Takay
The impact of defence integrators and standards on vertical and horizontal innovation in the defence industry,2009,20,1,27-42,Zervos
The peace dividend effect of Turkish convergence to the EU: a multi-region dynamic CGE model analysis for Greece and Turkey,2009,20,1,69-78,Özdemir
“Government contracting options: A model and application“,1999,10,2,191-223,Keating
A brave leap or a gradual climb? The dynamics of investment in R and D of integrative technologies,2006,17,3,201-222,Tishler
A case study of redundant defence workers,1996,7,2,149-167,Butler
A clarification of the concepts of force multiplier and returns to force scale,2005,16,6,463-465,Hurley
A long-run analysis of defence spending in the nato countries (1960-99),2004,15,3,231-249,Gadea
A model of the international arms market,1994,5,1,1-18,Smith
A neural network measurement of relative military security - the case of Greece and Cyprus,2001,12,4,303-324,Andreou
A non-linear defence-growth nexus? evidence from the US - economy,2004,15,1,71-82,Cuaresma
A note on defence spending in turkey: New findings,2000,11,2,427-435,Sezgin
A note on the causal relationship between defence spending and growth in Greece: 1955–93,2000,11,1,173-184,Kollias
A note on the economics of standby versus standing peacekeeping forces,2006,17,5,413-419,Parai
A note on the effects of crisis and war on company activities: The example of Croatia,1996,7,4,339-350,Hedvall
A note on the financial condition of defense contractors,1995,6,4,295-304,Bowlin
A panel data analysis of the nexus between defence spending and growth in the european union,2007,18,1,75-85,Kollias
A panel data analysis of the nexus between defence spending and growth in the european union: a comment,2007,18,6,577-579,Hatzinikolaou
A panel data analysis of the nexus between defence spending and growth in the european union: a reply,2007,18,6,581-583,Kollias
A review of peacekeeping financing methods,2006,17,5,395-411,Fetterly
A Review of Recent Advances and Future Directions in the Quantitative Literature on Civil War,2002,13,3,215-243,Sambanis
A survey of the greek defence industry,2003,14,4,311-324,Kollias
Accounting for army recruitment: white and non-white soldiers and the british army,2003,14,4,281-292,Bellany
Adam Smith: A defence economist,1998,9,3,299-316,Coulomb
Aid versus sanctions for taming oppressors: theory and case study of the Iraqi Kurds,2004,15,4,343-364,Azam
Aid policy and peace: reducing the risks of civil conflict,2002,13,6,435-450,Collier
Alliances among asymmetric countries,2007,18,3,253-263,Chowdhury
Alternative models of Greek defence expenditures,1997,8,2,145-187,Avramides
Alternatives for defense in the Post-Soviet World: A guide for economists to the U.S. debate,1994,5,1,37-50,Franck
An alliance between Cyprus and Greece: assessing its partners’ relative security contribution,2004,15,5,481-495,Andreou
An analysis of defence spending in Spain: A long-run approach,2001,12,5,369-393,Gadea
An analysis of the Washington naval agreements and the economic provisions of arms control theory,2000,11,1,127-148,Craft
An economic analysis of military intelligence,2007,18,6,485-493,Ho
An economic analysis of security policies,2005,16,5,375-389,Bruck
An economic analysis of the un peacekeeping assessment system,2005,16,1,1-18,Shimizu
An economic interpretation of french military expenditures,2005,16,4,297-315,Fontanel
An empirical analysis of terrorism: deprivation islamism and geopolitical factors,2006,17,4,329-341,Bravo
An Empirical Analysis of the Arms Race Between South and North Korea,2004,15,4,379-392,Bae
An empirical analysis of turkey's defence-growth relationships with a multi-equation model (1956–1994),2001,12,1,69-86,Sezgin
An empirical assessment of us air force,2003,14,5,343-355,Fullerton
An empirical note on external debt and defence expenditures in Turkey,2004,15,2,199-203,Sezgin
An empirical study of the spin-off effects of military spending,2003,14,1,1-17,Kelly
An endogenous growth model of capital and arms accumulation,2007,18,6,557-575,Shieh
An evolutionary game theoretical approach to the theory of international regimes,1999,10,3,225-246,Garoupa
An identified systemic model of the democracy-peace nexus,1999,10,1,1-37,James
An intervention analysis of terrorism: the spanish eta case,2003,14,6,401-412,Barros
Analysing defence dependency: the impact of the royal navy on a sub-regional economy,2007,18,1,53-73,Clark
Announcing a new editorial team,2007,18,6,467-468,
Are the military expenditures of india and pakistan external determinants for each other: an empirical investigation,2003,14,2,141-149,Öcal
Are usa citizens at risk of terrorism in europe?,2007,18,6,495-507,Barros
Arms export controls and emerging domestic producers,2000,11,3,505-531,Smith
Arms imports in sub-saharan africa: predicting conflict involvement,2003,14,1,37-49,Craft
Arms race and economic growth,2004,15,1,27-38,Ihori
Arms race and economic growth: the case of india and pakistan,2006,17,1,37-45,Yildirim
Arms Races,2000,11,1,45-54,Intriljgator
Arms Racing and the Costs of Arms Imports: A Stochastic Model,2002,13,2,137-143,Kollias
Arms trade arms control and security: Collective action issues,2000,11,3,533-548,Sandler
Arms trade military spending and economic growth,2007,18,4,317-338,Yakovlev
Assessing the socio-economic impacts of military installations on their host communities,1996,7,1,7-19,Solomon
Asymmetric effects of military expenditure between turkey and greece,2002,13,5,405-416,Öcal
Bailouts and defence contracting: A necessary evil?,1995,6,4,289-294,Liston-Heyes
Bargaining versus fighting,2006,17,6,657-676,Skaperdas
Battlefields and marketplaces,2002,13,6,485-496,Mehlum
Better weapons or better troops?,2001,12,4,271-284,Lipow
Big science small country and the challenges of defence system development: an australian case study,2006,17,3,257-272,Hall
Budgetary Trade-Offs Between Defense Education and Health Expenditures: The Case of Turkey,2002,13,2,129-136,Ozsoy
Budgetary trade-offs of security expenditures in turkey,2002,13,5,385-403,Günlük-Senesen
Canadian defence policy and spending,2005,16,3,145-169,Solomon
Capital-labour substitution in uk armed forces,2006,17,2,141-153,MacDonald
Causal analysis of Australian economic growth and military expenditure: A note,1995,6,2,115-121,Madden
Chains networks and shifting paradigms: the UK - defence industry supply system,2004,15,6,535-550,Dowdall
Challenges of defence procurement,1998,9,1,3-37,Hall
Change as a cost driver in defence procurement,2004,15,1,101-108,Hedvall
Civil wars and economic growth: a regional comparison,2002,13,6,451-464,Murdoch
Colonizing military history: a millennial view on the economics of war,2003,14,3,155-173,Brauer
Comment: Why “an identified systemic model of the democracy-peace nexus” does not persuade,2000,11,1,197-214,Oneal
Communication: Wrap-up on the cost of the gulf war,1994,5,4,339-340,Wolfson
Concept costing for defence projects: the problem and its solution,2004,15,1,39-57,Pugh
Concepts of defense economics for the 21st century,2000,11,1,17-30,McGuire
Conflict and third-party intervention,2003,14,6,389-400,Siqueira
Conscription peace-keeping and foreign assistance: NATO - burden sharing in the post-cold war era,1997,8,1,101-121,Sandler
Controlling the international exchanges of armaments and dual-use technologies: The case of Spain,2001,12,5,439-464,Buesa
Conversion and personnel in the Russian military-industrial-complex,1998,9,4,367-379,Fontanel
Conversion for the 1990s: ‘Peace cost’ against ‘peace dividend’,1995,6,3,169-183,Samson
Conversion in transitional economies: The case of the former USSR - and Russia,1994,5,2,153-166,Bougrov
Corporate performance and military production in South Africa,2000,11,4,615-641,Dunne
Costs risks and benefits of a global military capability for the European union,1997,8,1,123-143,Seidelmann
Country survey III - — Defence spending in West Germany,1994,5,3,221-246,Maneval
Country survey IV: Pakistan,1994,5,4,315-338,Matthews
Country survey IX: Spain,1997,8,3,267-306,Molas-Gallart
Country survey military expenditure in Cyprus,2001,12,6,589-607,Kollias
Country survey VI: Australia,1995,6,2,89-114,Hall
Country survey VII: Military spending in Greece,1995,6,4,305-319,Kollias
Country survey VIII: Federal republic of Yugoslavia,1996,7,3,253-270,Ivanovic
Country survey X: Defence spending in Turkey,1997,8,4,381-409,Sezgin
Country survey XI: Defence and the Israeli economy,1998,9,3,171-222,Beenstock
Country survey XII: South Africa,2000,11,1,149-172,Roux
Country Survey XIII: Japan's security posture and defense industry prospects,2000,11,2,369-401,Chinworth
Country survey XIX: Mexico,2004,15,1,83-99,Ramos
Country Survey XV: Defence Policy and Spending in Belgium,2002,13,1,31-53,Struys
Country survey xvi the defence sector in the economy of a declining superpower: soviet union and russia 1965-2001,2002,13,3,145-177,Davis
Country survey xvii: new zealand's defence policy,2002,13,4,287-309,Alexander
Country survey xviii: the two koreas' defence economy,2003,14,1,61-83,Bae
Country survey xx: defence spending and peacekeeping in uruguay,2007,18,3,281-302,Peláez
Defence and firm performance in the UK,1996,7,4,325-337,Martin
Defence and peace economics: A ten-year retrospective,2000,11,1,1-16,Hartley
Defence closure and job loss: The case of swan hunter on tyneside,2000,11,1,301312,Pike
Defence expenditures and external debt in Turkey,2005,16,2,117-125,Karagol
Defence industrial restructuring in Europe,1995,6,3,185-205,Anthony
Defence procurement and domestic industry: The Australian experience,1998,9,1,137-165,Hall
Defence procurement and industry policy - A Singapore perspective,1998,9,1,119-136,Manohara
Defence procurement as an industrial policy tool: The Spanish experience,1998,9,1,63-81,Molas-Gallart
Defence procurement in the UK - PB - Routledge,1998,9,1,39-61,Hartley
Defence procurement of dual-use goods: Is there a single market in the European union?,1999,10,1,55-77,Martin
Defence R and D expenditure: The crowding-out hypothesis,2002,13,5,365-383,Morales-Ramos
Defence R and D data issues,2006,17,3,169-175,Hartley
Defence research and development: Encouraging private venture R and D with ‘option’ strategies,1996,7,4,313-324,Weston
Defence specific inflation: a canadian perspective,2003,14,1,19-36,Solomon
Defence spending and economic growth in South Africa: A supply and demand model,2000,11,4,573-585,Dunne
Defence spending and economic growth: A causal analysis for Greece and Turkey,2001,12,1,5-26,Dunne
Defence Spending and Growth in Cyprus: A Causal Analysis,2004,15,3,299-307,Kollias
Defence spending and growth in turkey 1954–1993: A causal analysis,1997,8,2,189-204,Kollias
Defence spending in Spain,2001,12,5,395-415,Castro
Defence spending fiscal federalism and economic growth in India: A new approach,1999,10,4,311-334,Sen
Defence spending: Burden or growth-promoting?,1995,6,1,13-25,Alexander
Defense innovation technology transfers and public policy,2006,17,3,273-286,Bellais
Defense R and D in the anti-terrorist era,2006,17,3,177-199,Trajtenberg
Defense sector armaments-labor ratio and national security,2006,17,1,59-71,Tanigaki
Defense spending and economic growth across the Taiwan straits: a threshold regression model,2005,16,1,45-57,Yang
Defense Spending and Economic Growth: Some Empirical Evidence from the Arab Gulf Region,2002,13,3,187-197,Al-Yousif
Defense Spending Promotes Aggregate Output in the United States--Evidence from Cointegration Analysis,2002,13,1,55-60,Atesoglu
Democracy and peace: Reply to oneal and russett,2000,11,1,215-229,James
Determining the defence industrial base,2007,18,3,199-221,Smith
Deterrence in the cold war and the 'war on terror',2006,17,6,605-617,Levine
Developing a surge capacity for canadian forces,2006,17,5,421-434,Rostek
Development and conflict in the balkans: catch-up and military expenditure,2002,13,5,353-363,Barros
Differing motivations for terrorism,2005,16,1,19-27,Rúbbelke
Disarmament: a century of economic thought,2003,14,3,193-208,Fontanel
DO - defence expenditures increase debt rescheduling in Turkey? probit model approach,2004,15,5,471=480,Sezgin
Do defence expenditures spur gdp? A panel analysis from oecd and non-oecd countries,2007,18,3,265-280,Lee
Do workforce and organizational practices explain the manufacturing technology implementation advantage of small defense contractors over non-defense establishments?,2007,18,4,353-375,Watkins
Does defence expenditure deter economic growth in Turkey? A cointegration analysis,2004,15,3,289-298,Karagol
Does defence spending matter to employment in Taiwan?,2005,16,2,101-115,Huang
Does UK - defence spending crowd-out UK - private sector investment?,2001,12,4,325-336,Scott
Domestic political and external security determinants of the demand for greek military expenditure,2003,14,6,437-445,Kollias
Drafting the competition: Labor unions and military conscription,1996,7,3,189-202,Anderson
Economic analysis for defence decision-makers: personnel capital and alliances,2003,14,5,327-328,Baldwin
Economic analysis of civil wars,2002,13,6,429-433,Hegre
Economic aspects of disarmament: Arms race and arms control issues,1994,5,2,121-129,Intriligator
Economic equality and victory in war: an empirical investigation,2007,18,5,431-449,Galbraith
Economic factors shaping arms production in less industrialized countries,1999,10,2,139-169,Brzoska
Economic theorizing of conflict: historical contributions future possibilities,2003,14,3,209-222,Anderton
Economics of strategic defense and the global public good,2004,15,1,1-25,McGuire
Editorial Introduction: Arms Exports Controls and Production,2000,11,3,443-444,Smith
Eisenhower Kennedy and the missile gap: Determinants of us military expenditure in the wake of the sputnik shock,1997,8,1,77-100,Wenger
Endogenous Growth and Defense Expenditures: A New Explanation of the Benoit Hypothesis,2002,13,3,179-186,Lai
Estimated UK - employment dependent on ministry of defence expenditure and defence exports,2004,15,4,331-342,Turner
Estimating defence budget saving from disarmament: the United States’ case,2004,15,4,309-330,Okamura
Estimating non-transparent military expenditures: The case of china (PRC),1997,8,2,225-241,Waller
Eta: a persistent phenomenon,2006,17,2,95-116,Barros
European defence firms: the information barrier on private finance,2006,17,1,23-36,Besancenot
European defence: The cost of partial integration,2001,12,2,157-174,Vranceanu
Evaluating nato long run defense burdens using unit root tests,2007,18,2,157-181,Amara
Evaluating the trade-off between military spending and investment in the United States,1997,8,3,251-266,Gold
Evasion costs and the theory Of conscription,2005,16,2,83-100,Warner
Exchange of goods or exchange of blows? New directions in conflict and exchange,2000,11,1,55-71,Anderton
Exploring multi-country dynamic relations between trade and conflict,2001,12,3,175-196,Kang
Export controls market structure and international coordination,2000,11,3,481-503,Hartley
External security determinants of Greek military expenditure: An empirical investigation using Neural networks,1995,6,1,27-41,Kollias
FACING AN UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC FUTURE: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SPENDING AND RURAL REGIONS SURROUNDING THE U.S. DOE's NUCLEAR WEAPONS FACILITIES,2003,14,1,85-97,Greenberg
Financial versus human resources in the Greek-Turkish arms race: A forecasting investigation using artificial neural networks,2000,11,2,403-426,Andreoua
Flexible networks and the restructuring of the regional defence industrial base: The case of south west England,1996,7,1,47-59,Dowdall
Force and bias: towards a predictive model of effective third-party intervention,2006,17,5,435-456,Carment
France and its allies: A comparative study of defence spending trends since 1985,1999,10,1,79-102,Aufrant
From war to economic recovery: Peace as a public good in Angola,1998,9,3,283-297,Barros
Globalisation in the defence industry: An exploration of the paradigm for us and European defence firms and the implications for being global players,2001,12,4,337-338,Taylor
Government defence research establishments: The uncertain outcome of institutional change,2001,12,5,417-437,Molas-Gallart
Great expectations: Russian defence conversion,1998,9,4,381-394,Cohen
Has Spain been free-riding in nato? An econometric approach,2001,12,5,465-485,Montolio
Health policy as counter-terrorism: health services and the palestinians,2005,16,5,365-374,Hilsenrath
Hirshleifer's social composition function in defense economics,2006,17,6,645-655,Sandler
How does terrorism risk vary across space and time? An analysis based on the israeli experience,2007,18,2,113-131,Berrebi
How many men do armed forces need? An international comparison,1994,5,4,269-288,Owen
How old is too old? An economic approach to replacing military aircraft,2003,14,5,357-368,Greenfield
How should modeling and simulation be used to support defense acquisition?,1995,6,2,77-88,Cavin
'I have seen the future and it works': The US defence industry transformation - lessons for the UK defence industrial base,2005,16,2,127-141,Hayward
Improving competitive positioning in the aerospace industry: a case study of dutch participation in the f-35 lightning ii (jsf) programme,2007,18,6,509-517,Vos
In search of the average transnational terrorist attack venue,2006,17,2,73-93,Drakos
Incomplete contracting and target-cost pricing,1996,7,4,279-296,Bos
Increasing returns to scale and the arms race: The end of the Richardson paradigm?,1999,10,1,39-54,Brito
India and South Asian security,1999,10,4,335-345,Ganguly
Individual preferences and the demand for military expenditure,2001,12,2,87-102,Throsby
Internal and external threats: defence economic analysis,2003,14,6,385-388,Sandler
Introduction: Defence peace and economic growth in South Africa,2000,11,4,549-551,Dunne
Introduction: defense research and development in the 21st century,2006,17,3,165-167,Tishler
Introduction: security challenges and threats in a post-9/11 world,2005,16,5,327-329,Kollias
Introduction: symposium on defence economics,2003,14,2,105-106,Yildirim
Introduction: the economic and political aspects of state terrorism defence spending wars and international conflicts,2007,18,5,403-404,Nikolaidou
Investigating optimal replacement of aging air force systems,2004,15,5,421-431,Dixon
Is territory a factor in the conversion of military activities? The case of Brest,1996,7,1,61-73,Nouail
Is the pay responsiveness of enlisted personnel decreasing?,2005,16,1,29-43,Hansen
Is there a greek-turkish arms race? Some further empirical results from causality tests,2002,13,4,321-328,Kollias
Is there a Greek-Turkish arms race?: Evidence from cointegration and causality tests,1997,8,4,355-379,Kollias
Knowledge transfers and R and D management: an inquiry into the problem of transatlantic complementarities,2006,17,3,239-256,Versailles
Korean reunification: how it might come about and at what cost,2006,17,6,681-690,Wolf
Lessons learned from conversion in Russia and Western Europe,1998,9,4,339-365,Wulf
Life cycle costs for decision support - a study of the various life cycle costs used at different levels of defence policy and management,2000,11,2,333-368,Kirkpatrick
Management systems and defence procurement,1995,6,1,1-11,Liston-Heyes
Manufacturing scale lot sizes and product complexity in defense and commercial manufacturing,2001,12,3,229-247,Watkins
Measuring defense conversion in Russian industry,2001,12,2,103-144,Earle
Measuring the extent of defence expenditures: The Turkish case with Turkish data,2001,12,1,27-45,Günlük-Senesen
Measuring the peace dividend: evidence from developing economies,2007,18,1,39-52,Aslam
Media congestion limits media terrorism,2001,12,3,215-227,Scott
Memorial essays in honor of jack hirshleifer,2006,17,6,587-588,McGuire
Military Debt: Perspectives from the Experience of Arab Countries,2002,13,1,13-30,Alami
Military expenditure and debt in small industrialised economies: A panel analysis,2004,15,2,125-132,Dunne
Military expenditure and debt in South America,2004,15,2,173-187,Perlo-Freeman
Military expenditure and development: crowding-out and the effects of military tension and conflict,2002,13,5,351-352,Kollias
Military expenditure and economic growth in middle eastern countries: a dynamic panel data analysis,2005,16,4,283-295,Yildirim
Military expenditure and economic growth: A demand and supply model for Greece 1960–96,2001,12,1,47-67,Dunne
Military expenditure and economic growth: peru 1970–1996,2004,15,3,275-288,Klein
Military expenditure and employment in South Africa,2000,11,4,587-596,Watson
Military expenditure and employment in turkey,2003,14,2,129-139,Yildirim
Military expenditure and government debt in greece: Some preliminary empirical findings,2004,15,2,189-197,Kollias
Military expenditure and migration in europe,2007,18,4,305-316,Evans
Military expenditure and the profit rate in greece,2003,14,2,117-127,Kollias
Military expenditures and inequality: empirical evidence from global data,2007,18,6,519-535,Ali
Military R and D: The economic implications of disarmament and conversion,1994,5,2,131-151,Egea
Military spending and economic growth in South Africa,2000,11,4,553-571,Dunne
Missile systems: “Flexible modularity” and incremental technological change in military production,1995,6,2,141-158,Molas-Gallart
Missile technology export conflicts in Asia:1 China and the USA India and Pakistan in the 1990s,1999,10,4,383-400,Kurokawa
Modeling the effects of military tension on foreign trade: some preliminary empirical findings from the greek-turkish rivalry,2002,13,5,417-427,Kollias
Modelling international conflict under conditions of state level economic and political uncertainty,2001,12,6,497-535,Lyons
Modelling the relationship between defense spending and economic growth for the fiji islands,2007,18,4,391-401,Singh
Models of alliances: Internalizing externalities and financing,2001,12,3,249-270,Sandler
Models of military expenditure and growth: a critical review,2005,16,6,449-461,Smith
Nato benefits burdens and borders: comment,2005,16,4,317-321,Sandler
Nato benefits burdens and borders: reply,2005,16,4,323-326,Solomon
Nato burden sharing revisited,2004,15,3,251-258,Solomon
Nato burden sharing: 1960–1992,1996,7,2,115-133,Sandler
Nato in the post-cold war: An empirical analysis,2001,12,5,487-496,Pérez-Formés
Non-linearity in the defence expenditure - economic growth relationship in taiwan,2007,18,6,537-555,Lee
Not for security only: The demand for international status and defence expenditure an introduction,1997,8,1,1-16,Kammler
On Deficits Debt and Defence,2004,15,2,109-110,Günlük-Senesen
On rational choice theory and the study of terrorism,2005,16,4,275-282,Anderton
On the normality and abnormality of offsets obligations,1994,5,3,173-188,Hall
On the production of victory: empirical determinants of battlefield success in modern war,2003,14,3,175-192,Schmidt
On the use of terror weapons versus modern weapon systems in an arms race between developed and less developed countries,2005,16,5,331-346,Weiss
Optimal defence structure for a small country,2002,13,4,271-286,Grimes
Optimal growth under military threat,2004,15,2,133-143,Ersel
Optimal versus required defence expenditure: the case of the greek-turkish arms race,2002,13,4,329-347,Andreou
Outsourcing Military Force: A Transactions Cost Perspective on the Role of Military Companies,2004,15,3,205-219,Fredland
Pakistan's defense industry: An effort towards self-reliance?,1999,10,4,347-359,Siddiqa-Agha
Peace as an international public good: An application to Southern Africa,2000,11,4,643-659,Brauer
'people or prairie chickens' revisited: stated preferences with explicit non-market trade-offs,2007,18,3,223-244,Smith
Planning defence budget allocations for Canada's Strategy 2020,2005,16,3,223-246,Stone
Plunder or Trade?,2002,13,1,199-214,Rider
Political systems stability and civil wars,2002,13,6,465-483,Reynal-Querol
Potential and actual arms production: Implications for the arms trade debate,2000,11,3,461-480,Brauer
Preserving defense technologies: A strategy for economic conversion,2001,12,6,569-587,Streeter
Price competition in a model of arms trade,1999,10,3,273-303,García-Alonso
Prices and quantities in the arms trade,1998,9,3,223-236,Smith
Pricing war within a real option framework,2003,14,6,425-435,Medina
Production conversion specificity of assets and markets: Constraints for a global restructuring in Russia,1998,9,4,321-338,Brunat
Progress payments and cost overruns in defence contracts,1994,5,4,289-299,Liston-Heyes
Property distribution and configurations of sovereign states: a rational economic model,2002,13,4,251-270,McGuire
Protecting cultural monuments against terrorism,2007,18,3,245-252,Rohner
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Specialization in defence forces,2005,16,3,191-204,Berkok
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Sri Lanka: The security problems of a small state,1999,10,4,361-381,de Silva
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Terrorist threats and transitional dynamics in an overlapping generations model,2005,16,6,415-425,Chen
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The benefits and costs of the UK - arms trade,2000,11,3,445-459,Hartley
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The defence firm of the future,2004,15,6,509-517,Gates
The defence industry supply chain: Linkage patterns in the south west of england,2000,11,1,313-328,Williams
The defence-industry interface: The Dutch approach,1998,9,1,83-97,Dirksen
The demand and supply of peacekeeping troops,2006,17,5,457-471,Fetterly
The demand for Canadian defence expenditures,2005,16,3,171-189,Solomon
The demand for defense in East Asia: Modeling security alternatives,1995,6,1,43-58,Adams
The demand for military spending in developing countries: a dynamic panel analysis,2003,14,6,461-474,Dunne
The demand for military spending in the peripheral economies of europe,2003,14,6,447-460,Dunne
The Demand for Turkish Defence Expenditure,2002,13,2,121-128,Yildirim
The econometrics of arms races,2000,11,1,31-43,Smith
The economic costs and benefits of UK - defence exports: a comment,2005,16,1,59-66,Sharp
The economic policy of acquiring foreign currency in wartime: The example of Croatia,1999,10,1,103-116,Hedvall
The economic theory of a military draft reconsidered,1996,7,4,297-312,Warner
The economic transition in defence-dependent regions of Russia,1995,6,3,253-261,Kapstein
The economics of arms imports after the end of the cold war,2004,15,2,111-123,Brzoska
The economics of disarmament: A survey,1994,5,2,87-120,Fontanel
The effect of defence R and D on military equipment quality,2006,17,2,117-139,Reid
The effect of deployment on first- and second-term re-enlistment in the US - active duty force,2004,15,5,433-451,Hosek
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The end of the “French grandeur policy”,1997,8,1,37-55,Fontanela
The European union Konver programme,1996,7,1,75-94,Hooper
THE F-35 JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER AS A SOURCE OF INNOVATIon AND EMPLOYMENT: SOME INTERIM RESULTS,2006,17,2,155-159,Vos
The fate of disputed territories: an economic analysis,2007,18,2,183-200,Potter
The financing factor in military trade,1994,5,1,67-80,Brzoska
The future challenges of NATO: An economic viewpoint,1997,8,4,319-353,Sandler
The future of european defence policy: an economic perspective,2003,14,2,107-115,Hartley
The future of the defence firm in small and medium countries,2004,15,6,551-564,Struys
The future of the defence firm: the case of the UK - aerospace industry,2004,15,6,519-534,Jackson
The German arms industry in a European context: A study in successful downsizing,1994,5,4,341-348,Lock
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The impact of arms production on the South African manufacturing industry,2000,11,4,597-613,Dunne
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The impact of defense and non-defense public spending on growth in Asia and Latin America,1997,8,2,205-224,Murdoch
The impact of foreign direct investment on international conflict,2007,18,5,415-429,Xiang
The impact of military expenditures on economic growth in the less developed countries,1994,5,3,205-220,Landau
The impact of military spending cutbacks on economic activity in an incentive-wage two-sector aggregative economy,1996,7,2,95-114,Hoon
The impact of procurement-driven technological change on U.S. manufacturing productivity growth,2001,12,6,537-568,Saal
The impact of structural adjustment on government spending and debt in Latin America,2004,15,2,157-171,Stephens
The impact of superpower arms transfers on conflict in the Middle East,1994,5,1,19-36,Kinsella
The impact of the us strategic defence initiative on the space race,2004,15,4,365-377,Zervos
The impact on remote economies of an expansion of defence capabilities in northern Australia,1996,7,1,33-45,Barber
The industrial structure of National Defence and transaction costs,2005,16,3,247-262,McDonough
The internal control constraint on compliance,2003,14,6,413-424,Athanassiou
The investment/labor ratio in the Russian armed forces: Lessons from the us?,2001,12,3,197-214,izyumov
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The long-run relationship between defence expenditures and gdp in taiwan,2006,17,4,361-385,Lee
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The military production function,1999,10,3,247-272,Hildebrandt
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The 'price' of terrorism,2005,16,6,403-414,Phillips
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The relationship between external debt defence expenditures and gnp revisited: the case of turkey,2006,17,1,47-57,Karagol
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The role of defence on external indebtedness: An assessment of turkey,2004,15,2,145-156,Günlük-Senesen
The role of the state in French defence industry conversion,1995,6,3,207-220,Hébert
The socio-economic assessment of military installations using an integer programming model,1996,7,1,21-32,Solomon
The stability of anarchy and breakdown of production,2006,17,6,589-603,Hausken
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The three faces of conversion in the USA - PB - Routledge,1995,6,3,221-235,Cohen
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The UK - defence electronics industry: adjusting to change,2004,15,6,565-586,Hartley
The US - military build-up 1980–1985: What the one trillion dollars purchased,1997,8,1,57-76,Salmon
Themes in defence manpower economics and challenges for the future,2000,11,1,93-103,Warner
Theory and application to the us military,2007,18,2,133-155,Tishler
Third-country demand for peacekeeping,2006,17,5,473-485,Berkok
Tired titanium: a fatigue-based approach to aircraft inventory management and acquisition planning,2006,17,1,1-21,Meyerhoefer
Trade conflict and alliances,1994,5,4,301-313,Feng
Transfer prices for air force component repair decisions,2004,15,1,59-69,Baldwin
Transnational terrorism as a spillover of domestic disputes in other countries,2005,16,2,69-82,Addison
Trends in the costs of weapon systems and the consequences,2004,15,3,259-273,Kirkpatrick
Twenty questions for peace economics: a research agenda,2003,14,3,223-236,Fischer
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Uncertainty risk aversion and optimal defense against interruptions in supply,2006,17,4,287-309,McGuire
Untimely death the value of certain lifetime and macroeconomic dynamics,2006,17,4,343-359,Naor
US Military Expenditures and Economic Growth: Some Evidence from Spectral Methods,2002,13,1,1-11,Gerace
Using dynamic forecasting genetic programming (dfgp) to forecast united states gross domestic product (us gdp) with military expenditure as an explanatory variable,2007,18,5,451-466,Brauer
What determines military allocations in Africa: Theoretical and empirical investigations,1996,7,3,203-231,Mohammed
What Directs a Terrorist?,2006,17,4,311-328,Rúbbelke
Who is the enemy?,2007,18,6,469-484,Epstein
Why do people go to war?,2003,14,4,261-280,Torgler
Why is there so much Peace?,2002,13,1,61-75,Stauvermann
Worldwide military spending 1990–95,1998,9,3,237-281,Gupta
Your country needs you! Forced recruitment in Honduras,2000,11,1,185-195,Cameron
Basque terrorism: police action political measures and the influence of violence on the stock market in the basque country,2009,20,4,287-301,Gil-Alana
Armed conflict exposure human capital investments and child labor: evidence from Colombia,2012,23,2,161-184,Rodríguez
Stopping suicide attacks: optimal strategies and unintended consequences,2012,23,5,413-429,McBride
The persistent Colombian conflict: subnational analysis of the duration of violence,2012,23,2,203-223,Vargas
Analysis of conflict within a contested land: the case of Kashmir,2013,24,3,261-292,Munshi
Drugs and violence in Afghanistan: A panel var with unobserved common factor analysis,2013,24,6,535-554,Bove
International trade and the onset and escalation of interstate conflict: More to fight about or more reasons not to fight?,2013,24,6,555-578,Goldsmith
A proposal for restructuring the security and defense industrial sector in Spain,2014,25,1,69-83,Arteaga
The determinants of arms production,2014,25,2,205-211,Yesilyurt
Terrorism crime and public spending: panel VAR evidence from europe,2014,25,4,349-361,Drakos
Does terrorism increase after a natural disaster? An analysis based upon property damage,2018,29,4,407-439,Paul
Conflict and fiscal capacity,2016,27,5,583-608,Murshed
The demand for military expenditure in authoritarian regimes,2016,27,5,609-625,Bove
Military support and transnational terrorism,2016,27,5,626-643,Du Bois
Collective action and the common enemy effect,2016,27,5,644-664,Jaegher
'Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under't': mimicking behaviour of growth-oriented terrorist organizations,2016,27,5,665-687,Hendel
Conflict dynamics and costs in the Greek Civil War 1946-1949,2016,27,5,688-717,Christodoulakis
Does military spending explode external debt in Pakistan?,2016,27,5,718-741,Shahbaz
Defense-growth causality: considerations of regime-switching and time- and country-varying effects,2016,28,5,568-584,Huang
Why do they serve? Changes and differences in motives of Danish soldiers deployed to peace-keeping and peace-enforcing missions,2018,29,3,312-334,Lyk-Jensen
The evaluation of a possible future Sino-Japanese armed conflict through the application of the ACEI-model,2018,29,5,541-556,Park
Performances of the defense industrial base in France: the role of small and medium enterprises,2017,28,6,652-668,Moura
The long term effects of an aging fleet on operational availability and cost: evidence from the U.S. coast guard,2017,28,6,634-651,McNab
Exploring the economic motivation of maritime piracy,2018,29,4,383-406,Tominaga
The effect of terror on job stability among security guards,2018,29,5,503-524,Tur-Sinai
Military deployment and international terrorism: do location and mission type matter?,2017,28,6,621-633,Du Bois
Mediation peacekeeping and civil war peace agreements,2018,29,2,130-146,Jr
Is human trafficking the dark side of economic freedom?,2018,29,4,355-382,Heller
A cost-benefit analysis of terrorist attacks,2018,29,2,111-129,Hausken
Does military spending stimulate growth? An empirical investigation in Italy,2018,29,4,440-458,Daddi
Does military spending promote social welfare? A comparative analysis of the BRICS and G7 countries,2017,28,6,686-702,Wang
Security gradient and national defense - the optimal choice between a draft army and a professional army,2018,29,3,247-267,Kanniainen
Casualty rates of US military personnel during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan,2018,29,1,44-61,Goldberg
The timing of third-party intervention in social conflict,2018,29,2,91-110,Chang
The economic effect of military facility contraction: a naval case study,2018,29,3,268-293,Jaffry
The economic impact of peacekeeping. Evidence from South Sudan,2016,28,2,250-270,Caruso
Rational deterrence by proxy: designing cooperative security agreements,2015,28,1,1-33,Langlois
War for profit: English corsairs institutions and decentralised strategy,2018,29,3,335-351,Kyriazis
Budget allocation national security military intelligence and human capital: a dynamic model,2015,28,3,367-399,Tishler
Forced displacement and behavioral change: an empirical study of returnee households in the Nuba Mountains,2018,29,2,190-220,Ylönen
The interrelationship between defence spending public expenditures and economic growth: evidence from China,2017,28,6,703-718,Zhao
Defense spending and economic growth: evidence from China 1952-2012,2015,28,1,65-90,Augier
Country survey: military expenditure and defence policy in Norway 1970-2013,2017,28,6,669-685,Johnson
The human consequences of foreign military intervention,2015,28,2,230-249,Pickering
A model of dynamic conflict in ethnocracies,2018,29,2,147-170,Bakshi
Does civil war hamper financial development?,2015,28,2,188-207,Murshed
Does military expenditure increase external debt? Evidence from Asia,2015,28,5,550-567,Azam
The lobbies' network at the EU policy level: the case of security and defense,2015,27,6,774-793,Ruiz
Quarrelsome committees in US defense acquisition: the KC-X case,2015,28,3,344-366,Udis
A survey of performance issues in defence innovation,2015,28,3,319-343,Sempere
The effects of local elections on national military spending: a cross-country study,2015,28,3,298-318,Deng
Terrorist choice: a stochastic dominance and prospect theory analysis,2015,28,2,150-164,Phillips
The role and capabilities of major weapon systems transferred between 1950 and 2010: Empirical examinations of an arms transfer data set,2015,28,3,272-297,Johnson
Measuring hard power: China's economic growth and military capacity,2015,28,1,91-111,Robertson
The impact of ETA's dissolution on domestic tourism in Spain,2015,27,6,854-870,Voltes-Dorta
War size distribution: empirical regularities behind conflicts,2015,27,6,838-853,González-Val
The rationality of Serb leaders in the Bosnian War,2015,28,1,53-64,Ferrero
Does aid cause conflict in Pakistan?,2015,28,1,112-135,Tahir
A practical organizational efficiency measure,2014,27,6,794-819,Donohue
The financial performance of aircraft manufacturers during world war II: the vicissitudes of war,2014,27,6,743-773,Ciccone
On the contribution of defense innovation to China's economic growth,2014,27,6,820-837,Shen
Defence spending and income inequality in Taiwan,2014,27,6,871-884,Wolde-Rufael