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Economists for Peace and Security (UK)

Economics of Peace and Security Journal

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2009, Volume 4, Issue 1

6-13 Defense innovation at any (out of control) cost? The stalemate of today’s R&D policy, and an alternative model
by Renaud Bellais [Downloadable! (restricted)]
14-22 Defense R&D and national R&D systems: a European outlook
by Sylvain Daffix & Yves Jacquin [Downloadable! (restricted)]
23-29 . Industry structure and innovation in the U.K defense sector
by Peter Hall & Andrew James [Downloadable! (restricted)]
30-31 Symposium. The economics of conflict: theory and micro-level evidence
by Philip Verwimp. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
32-38 Conflict as the absence of contract
by S. Mansoob Murshed [Downloadable! (restricted)]
39-49 Socioeconomic perspectives on violent conflict in Indonesia
by M. Zulfan Tadjoeddin & Anis Chowdhury. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
48-54 Forced displacement in Colombia: magnitude and causes
by Ana María Ibáñez [Downloadable! (restricted)]
55-61 Are Congo’s mines the main target of the armed groups on its soil?
by Steven Spittaels & Filip Hilgert. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
62-69 War and exchange rate valuation
by Christopher E.S. Warburton [Downloadable! (restricted)]
70-77 The democratic peace proposition: an agenda for critical analysis
by Steve Chan [Downloadable! (restricted)]
78-83 Friedman’s First Law fail: oil prices do not predict freedom
by Steve Townsend. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
84-90 Short-term versus long-term military planning
by Ronen Bar-El & Kobi Kagan & Asher Tishler. [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2008, Volume 3, Issue 2

6-7 Symposium: Palestine — an economy in conflict. An introduction to the symposium
by Sam Perlo-Freeman. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
8-15 Six decades of the Israeli-Arab conflict: an assessment of the economic aspects
by Aamer S. Abu-Qarn. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
16-24 The Palestinian economy under occupation: economicide
by Atif Kubursi & Fadle Naqib. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
25-32 The continued de-development of the Palestinian economy in the post-Oslo period
by Osama Hamed. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
33-38 Post-Oslo Palestinian (un)employment: a gender, class, and age-cohort analysis
by Jennifer C. Olmsted. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
39-48 The political economy of food aid to Palestine
by Numan Kanafani & Samia Al-Botmeh. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
49-56 The fragility of the Palestinian Authority: economic causes
by Basel Saleh. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
57-61 Poverty and terrorism
by Siddharta Mitra. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
62-67 Deadly contests: An economic note on al Qaeda's reward system
by Raul Caruso & Andrea Locatelli. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
68-73 Saving lives in armed conflicts: what factors matter?
by Pavel A. Yakovlev. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
74-80 United Nations peacekeeping: limitations and prospects
by Nadège Sheehan. [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2008, Volume 3, Issue 1

6-10 The British military-industrial complex in history:the importance of political economy.”
by David Edgerton [Downloadable! (restricted)]
11-20 European defense industrial policy and the United Kingdom’s defense industrial base
by Keith Hartley [Downloadable! (restricted)]
21-31 Corruption and the arms trade: the U.K. Ministry of Defense and the bribe culture
by Nicholas Gilby [Downloadable! (restricted)]
32-39 Licensed to kill: the United Kingdom’s arms export licensing process
by Anna Stavrianakis [Downloadable! (restricted)]
40-48 A state in denial: Britain’s WMD dependency on the United States
by Dan Plesch [Downloadable! (restricted)]
49-55 Universities, the military, and the means of destruction in the United Kingdom
by Chris Langley [Downloadable! (restricted)]
56-63 Can British defense firms diversify? The Nanoquest case and the limits to dual-use theories
by Jonathan Feldman [Downloadable! (restricted)]
64-72 Hidden depths: tracing corporate ownership and its implications in the U.K. defence industry
by Derek Braddon [Downloadable! (restricted)]
73-78 The role of external partners in regional cooperation projects in the Middle East
by Raphael Bar-El & Miki Malul [Downloadable! (restricted)]
79-85 Channels of small-arms proliferation: policy implications for Asia-Pacific
by Stefan Markowski & Stephanie Koorey & Peter Hall & Jurgen Brauer [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2007, Volume 2, Issue 2

7-18 Water stress and water wars
by Frederic L. Pryor [Downloadable! (restricted)]
19-25 Reducing the cost of inter- and intrastate conflict over water in the Jordan river basin
by David J.H. Phillips. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
26-32 Benefit-sharing as a tool of conflict transformation: applying the Inter-SEDE model to the Euphrates and Tigris river basins
by Marwa Daoudy. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
33-41 Water, mining, and waste: an historical and economic perspective on conflict management in South Africa
by Rebecca A. Adler & Marius Claassen & Linda Godfrey & Anthony R. Turton. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
42-48 The peaceful resolution of U.S.-Mexican transboundary water disputes. ”
by Alyssa M. Neir & Michael E. Campana [Downloadable! (restricted)]
49-59 The Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia: water-related conflicts with abundance of water
by Marko Keskinen & Mira Käkönen & Prom Tola & Olli Varis [Downloadable! (restricted)]
60-68 How trade affects international interactions
by Solomon W. Polachek [Downloadable! (restricted)]
69-76 Transnational threats and security in the Americas: patterns, contradictions, and more
by Enrique S. Pumar [Downloadable! (restricted)]
77-80 Trade, openness, and domestic conflict: an empirical investigation for Latin America
by Prasad S. Bhattacharya & Dimitrios D. Thomakos [Downloadable! (restricted)]
81-88 Trade and conflict: the dyad of Greece and Turkey
by Archontis L. Pantsios [Downloadable! (restricted)]
89-93 Maintaining peace across ethnic lines: new lessons from the past
by Saumitra Jha. [Downloadable! (restricted)]
94-100 Deconstructing reconstruction: the overlooked challenges of military occupation
by Christopher Coyne [Downloadable! (restricted)]
101-106 Some factors affecting independence movements: an overview
by Rupayan Gupta [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2007, Volume 2, Issue 1

1-5 Introduction
by Jurgen Brauer & J Paul Dunne [Downloadable! (restricted)]
6-15 Conscription: economic costs and political allure
by Panu Poutvaara & Andreas Wagener [Downloadable! (restricted)]
16-19 Conscription in Turkey
by Julide Yildirim & Bulent Erdinc [Downloadable! (restricted)]
20-29 Managing the all-volunteer force in a time of war
by Curtis J. Simon & John T. Warner [Downloadable! (restricted)]
30-34 Privatizing war and security in Afghanistan: future or dead end?
by Antonio Giustozzi [Downloadable! (restricted)]
35-40 Privatizing and internationalizing violence
by Herbert Wulf [Downloadable! (restricted)]
41-44 Terrorist financing beyond 9/11
by Loretta Napoleoni [Downloadable! (restricted)]
45-50 Defense economics: achievements and challenges
by Keith Hartley [Downloadable! (restricted)]
51-61 Russian military expenditure: what's behind the curtain?
by Vasily Zatsepin [Downloadable! (restricted)]
62-70 The economics of terrorism: a synopsis
by Fernanda Llussa & Jose Tavares [Downloadable! (restricted)]
71-76 Review article: is war necessary for economic growth?
by Jurgen Brauer [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2006, Volume 1, Issue 2

1-3 Peacemaking and Peacekeeping: Introduction
by Jurgen Brauer & J Paul Dunne [Downloadable! (restricted)]
4-6 Peacekeeping operations: from the birth of the United Nations onward
by Lawrence R. Klein [Downloadable! (restricted)]
7-12 An economic approach to peacemaking and peacekeeping
by Lloyd J. Dumas [Downloadable! (restricted)]
13-16 On the relative cost of mediation and military intervention
by Dietrich Fischer [Downloadable! (restricted)]
17-23 Theory and practice of intervention
by Jurgen Brauer [Downloadable! (restricted)]
24-30 Economic aspects of peacekeeping in Iraq: what went wrong?
by Bassam Yousif [Downloadable! (restricted)]
31-38 Militarization's long shadow: Namibia's legacy of armed violence
by Guy Lamb [Downloadable! (restricted)]
39-46 After the slaughter: reconstructing Mozambique and Rwanda
by J. Paul Dunne [Downloadable! (restricted)]
47-53 The cost of peacekeeping: Canada
by Ross Fetterly [Downloadable! (restricted)]
54-57 The business of land-mine clearing
by Bob French [Downloadable! (restricted)]
58-64 The 'No Dirty Gold' campaign: what economists can learn from and contribute to corporate campaigns
by John Tepper Marlin [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2006, Volume 1, Issue 1

3 Foreword
by Jamie Galbraith [Downloadable! (restricted)]
4-5 Introduction: A New Journal
by Jurgen Brauer & J Paul Dunne [Downloadable! (restricted)]
6-9 Civil Strife and Economic and Social Policies
by Joseph E Stiglitz [Downloadable! (restricted)]
10-13 War and Military Spending in Developing Countries and Their Consequences for Development
by Paul Collier [Downloadable! (restricted)]
14-19 Development, Inequality, and War in Africa
by E. Wayne Nafziger [Downloadable! (restricted)]
20-24 Peaceful Warriors and Warring Peacemakers
by Neil Cooper [Downloadable! (restricted)]
25-29 Angola: conflict and development, 1962-2002
by Manuel Ennes Ferreira [Downloadable! (restricted)]
30-39 War and reconstruction in northern Mozambique
by Tilman Bruck [Downloadable! (restricted)]
40-48 The Making of Arms in South Africa
by J Paul Dunne [Downloadable! (restricted)]
49-52 The Attempt to Regulate Conflict Diamonds
by David Gold [Downloadable! (restricted)]

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