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June 2007, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 19-25 Reducing the cost of inter- and intrastate conflict over water in the Jordan river basin
by David J.H. Phillips. - 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 - 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. - 42-48 The peaceful resolution of U.S.-Mexican transboundary water disputes. ”
by Alyssa M. Neir & Michael E. Campana - 49-59 The Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia: Water-related conflicts with abundance of water
by Marko Keskinen & Mira Käkönen & Prom Tola & Olli Varis - 60-68 How trade affects international interactions
by Solomon W. Polachek - 69-76 Transnational threats and security in the Americas: Patterns, contradictions, and more
by Enrique S. Pumar - 77-80 Trade, openness, and domestic conflict: An empirical investigation for Latin America
by Prasad S. Bhattacharya & Dimitrios D. Thomakos - 81-88 Trade and conflict: The dyad of Greece and Turkey
by Archontis L. Pantsios - 89-93 Maintaining peace across ethnic lines: New lessons from the past
by Saumitra Jha - 94-100 Deconstructing reconstruction: The overlooked challenges of military occupation
by Christopher Coyne - 101-106 Some factors affecting independence movements: An overview
by Rupayan Gupta
January 2007, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 6-15 Conscription: Economic costs and political allure
by Panu Poutvaara & Andreas Wagener - 16-19 Conscription in Turkey
by Julide Yildirim & Bulent Erdinc - 20-29 Managing the all-volunteer force in a time of war
by Curtis J. Simon & John T. Warner - 30-34 Privatizing war and security in Afghanistan: Future or dead end?
by Antonio Giustozzi - 35-40 Privatizing and internationalizing violence
by Herbert Wulf - 41-44 Terrorist financing beyond 9/11
by Loretta Napoleoni - 45-50 Defense economics: Achievements and challenges
by Keith Hartley - 51-61 Russian military expenditure: What's behind the curtain?
by Vasily Zatsepin - 62-70 The economics of terrorism: A synopsis
by Fernanda Llussa & Jose Tavares - 71-76 Review article: Is war necessary for economic growth?
by Jurgen Brauer
June 2006, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 1-3 Peacemaking and peacekeeping: Introduction
by Jurgen Brauer & J. Paul Dunne - 4-6 Peacekeeping operations: From the birth of the United Nations onward
by Lawrence R. Klein - 7-12 An economic approach to peacemaking and peacekeeping
by Lloyd J. Dumas - 13-16 On the relative cost of mediation and military intervention
by Dietrich Fischer - 17-23 Theory and practice of intervention
by Jurgen Brauer - 24-30 Economic aspects of peacekeeping in Iraq: What went wrong?
by Bassam Yousif - 31-38 Militarization's long shadow: Namibia's legacy of armed violence
by Guy Lamb - 39-46 After the slaughter: Reconstructing Mozambique and Rwanda
by J. Paul Dunne - 47-53 The cost of peacekeeping: Canada
by Ross Fetterly - 54-57 The business of land-mine clearing
by Bob French - 58-64 The 'No Dirty Gold' campaign: What economists can learn from and contribute to corporate campaigns
by John Tepper Marlin
January 2006, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-3 Foreword
by Jamie Galbraith - 4-5 Introduction: A new journal
by Jurgen Brauer & J. Paul Dunne - 6-9 Civil strife and economic and social policies
by Joseph E. Stiglitz - 10-13 War and military spending in developing countries and their consequences for development
by Paul Collier - 14-19 Development, inequality, and war in Africa
by E. Wayne Nafziger - 20-24 Peaceful warriors and warring peacemakers
by Neil Cooper - 25-29 Angola: Conflict and development, 1962-2002
by Manuel Ennes Ferreira - 30-39 War and reconstruction in northern Mozambique
by Tilman Bruck - 40-48 The making of arms in South Africa
by J. Paul Dunne - 49-52 The attempt to regulate conflict diamonds
by David Gold