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ID:   006795


100 F-16's and Agni: the balance of poverty / Kamaluddin, M 1996  Book
Kamaluddin, M Book
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Publication New Delhi, Lancer Publichers, 1996.
Description x, 203p.
Standard Number 18978292248
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038641355.02/KAM 038641MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   131415


1914 and 2014: should we be worried? / Macmillan, Margaret   Journal Article
Macmillan, Margaret Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The outbreak of the First World War remains a great historical puzzle and a source of concern, for if we do not understand how it came about we run the risk of stumbling into a similar catastrophe. This article draws parallels between the world of 1914 and the present. It starts with comfortable assumptions made by so many, then and now, that a major conflict was impossible or improbable and then looks at the paradox that globalization not only made the world more interdependent and linked, but also fostered intense local and national identities. It suggests factors that propelled Europe to war in 1914, including national rivalries, imperialism, the arms race and a shifting power balance between rising and declining powers, as well as ideologies and assumptions such as Social Darwinism and militarism, and points out that similar forces and ideas are present today. The article also stresses the dangerous complacency that can arise as a result of decision-makers having successfully dealt with a series of crises. European decision-makers also assumed that they could successfully use war as an instrument of policy and largely ignored or explained away the mounting evidence that the advantage in conflict was swinging to the defence. Again, as the author points out, there are disquieting parallels with the present.
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ID:   143483


AD Hoc committee on the Indian Ocean: declaration of the Indian Ocean as a zone of peace / United Nations. General Assembly 1974  Book
United Nations. General Assembly Book
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Publication Washington, DC, United Nations General Assembly, 1974.
Description 44p.pbk
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ID:   094147


Allied to race: the U S - Korea alliance and arms race / Suh, Jae-Jung   Journal Article
Suh, Jae-Jung Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
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ID:   053915


An Alliance between cyprus and Greece: assessing its partners' relative security contribution / Andreou, A S; Parsopoulos, K E; Vrahatis, M N; Zombanakis, G A Oct 2004  Journal Article
Andreou, A S Journal Article
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Publication Oct 2004.
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ID:   005056


Analytical techniques in conflict management / Chatterji, Manas 1992  Book
Chatterji, Manas Book
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Publication Aldershot, Dartmouth Pub., 1992.
Description vii, 390p.; figures and tables
Standard Number 1855212218
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ID:   002360


Anti-Satellite weapons: arms control or arms race? 1983  Book
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Publication Cambridge, Union of Concerned Scientists, 1983.
Description 44p.,figures, tables
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ID:   062717


Arab arms industry / Beri, H M L   Article
Beri, H M L Article
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Publication Nov 1977.
Key Words Arms Race  Defence Industry 
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ID:   017799


Arms acquisition process: the effect of internal and external constraints on arms race dynamics / Bolks Sean Oct 2000  Article
Bolks Sean Article
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Publication Oct 2000.
Description 580-603
Key Words Arms Race  Arms Aquisition  Stoll, Richard J 
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ID:   002433


Arms control to limit weapons proliferation: summary of an international conference (Ottawa)(19-21 June 1991) / Jean Francois Rioux 1991  Book
Rioux Jean Francois Book
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Publication Ottawa, Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security, 1991.
Description 64p.
Series Canadian Institute for International Peace and security working paper; 39
Standard Number 0-662-19329-6
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ID:   001273


Arms dynamic in world politics / Barry Buzan and Eric Herring 1998  Book
Buzan Barry Book
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Publication Boulder, Lynne Rienner, 1998.
Description xiii,325p.
Standard Number 1-555-87-596-3
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ID:   185323


Arms limitation in the Indian Ocean: retrospect and prospect / Shepherd, George W   Journal Article
Shepherd, George W Journal Article
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Key Words Indian Ocean  Arms Race  United Nation  Arms Limitation  Soviet Union 
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Arms Race and disarmament / Bilgrami, S J R 1982  Book
Bilgrami, S J R Book
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Publication New Delhi, Deep and Deep Publications, 1982.
Description 348p.
Key Words Nuclear Weapons  Disarmament  Arms Race 
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ID:   050277


Arms race and economic growth / Ihori, Toshihiro Feb 2004  Journal Article
Ihori, Toshihiro Journal Article
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Publication Feb 2004.
Key Words National Security  Arms Race  Defence Spending 
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ID:   072644


Arms race and economic growth: the case of India and Pakistan / Yildirim, Julide; Ocal, Nadir   Journal Article
Yildirim, Julide Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
Summary/Abstract The hostility between India and Pakistan is believed to have led to an arms race between the two countries, which might have contributed to their retarded economic growth. This paper investigates this twin problem of arms race and economic growth for the time period 1949-2003. The empirical results suggest that there is a mutual causal relationship between the military expenditures of India and Pakistan. Even though military expenditure does not Granger cause economic growth in Pakistan, there is causality from military expenditure to economic growth in India. A VAR analysis revealed that military expenditure hinders economic growth in India in the long-run, but it has a growth promoting effect in the short-run.
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Arms race at a time of decision: annals of Pugwash 1983 / Rotblat, Joseph (ed); Pasocolini, Alessandro (ed) 1984  Book
Rotblat, Joseph Book
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Publication London, macmillan Press, 1984.
Description xvi, 291p.
Standard Number 033337648X
Key Words Nuclear Weapons  Arms Race 
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ID:   061655


Arms race at a time of decisions: annals of pugwash 1983 / Rotblat, Joseph (ed); Pascolini, Alessandro (ed) 1984  Book
Pascolini, Alessandro Book
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Publication London, Macmillan, 1984.
Description xxiv, 291p.
Standard Number 033376498
Key Words Arms Race  Atomic Weapons  Nuclear arms 
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ID:   083235


Arms race between Greece and Turkey: a markov switching approach / Sahin, Hasan; Ozsoy, Onur   Journal Article
Ozsoy, Onur Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract Two NATO allies, Greece and Turkey, have also been considered potential threats to each other. Thus, these countries' military spending has been subject to many academic studies to observe if these potential threats trigger the military spending of both countries. Nonetheless, most regression results of those studies did not find a significant result supporting the arms race between the two countries. The current study provides an additional empirical evaluation of military spending of both countries by using an annual data set running from 1958 to 2004. The study is in spirit of Smith et al. (2000) employing a Markov switching approach, but utilizing a longer period. A Markov switching approach allows estimation of military spending of each country if both sides compete with each other to have higher spending or if they behave independently of each other.
Key Words Arms Race  Turkey  Greece  Markov Switching 
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Arms race between Turkey and Greece: threshold cointegration analysis / Ocal, Nadir; Yildirim, Julide   Journal Article
Yildirim, Julide Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The ongoing Turkish-Greek antagonism has triggered the interest of defense economists to investigate the various aspects of the arms race between Turkey and Greece. However, empirical studies examining the long-run relationship between the military expenditures of the two countries offer little evidence in favor of such an interaction. This paper attributes the poor results of the previous literature to the adherence to linear cointegration techniques and argues that if the adjustment towards long-run equilibrium is asymmetric, nonlinear co-integration models should be employed. Accordingly, this paper considers threshold autoregressive (TAR) and momentum threshold autoregressive (M-TAR) models as alternative adjustment processes for the cointegration relationship, following Enders and Siklos (2001). The results indicate that the relationship between the variables can be characterized by a threshold cointegration specification following an M-TAR type adjustment process.
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Arms race in Northeast Asia / Feffer, John   Journal Article
Feffer, John Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
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