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Agenda for defense and peace economics / McGuire, Martin C   Journal Article
Mcguire, Martin C Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract This brief introduction celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Journal, Defence and Peace Economics. Suggesting elements of an agenda for the future of this branch of economics, I raise several topics that are new and that seem to indicate that the field will expand and shift focus substantially in future years.
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Colombia: introduction to a special issue of defence And peace economics / Brauer, Jurgen; Vargas, Juan F   Journal Article
Brauer, Jurgen Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Key Words Defence  Peace Economics  Colombia 
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Conflict and peace economics: retrospective and prospective reflections on concepts, theories, and data / Brauer, Jurgen; Anderton, Charles H   Journal Article
Anderton, Charles H Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract In reviewing the sweep of the extant literature over the past century or so, we first define and present an overview and conceptual synthesis of the field of conflict economics with a special view toward the subfield of peace economics. We explain that standard textbook economics is a special case of conflict economics and discuss assumptions, subject matter, and interrelations between economics and conflict. We also briefly discuss the nature of the peace and security good, including transboundary and transgenerational aspects. Second, focusing on new research opportunities arising from behavioral, identity, and social network economics we identify entire branches of economic theory that have been little harvested as yet to help address important aspects of conflict and peace. We provide illustrative models, each tied to economics’ standard rational choice setup. Third, we reflect on the use of conflict-related datasets in empirical research, illustrated with examples pertaining to data validity, missing data, data merging, and data mining.
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Defence and peace economics: the third decade in retrospect / Gaibulloev, Khusrav; Kollias, Christos ; Solomon, Binyam   Journal Article
Kollias, Christos Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Keeping with the established tradition in our journal, this paper reviews and surveys the last decade, that is volumes 21–30. It offers an overview of the thematic coverage of the papers published in Defence and Peace Economics and the changes that have occurred, points to existing gaps in the defence economics literature and possible future directions in the research agenda of this growing and vibrant field.
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Defence and peace economics: the second decade in retrospect / Arce, Daniel; Kollias, Christos   Journal Article
Kollias, Christos Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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Economics of peace, a Nepalese perspective / Jha, Hari Bansh   Journal Article
Jha, Hari Bansh Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Key Words NGOs  Sikhism  Global Economy  Hinduism  Nepal  Buddhism 
Peace Economics  Per Capita Income  Jainism  United Nations 
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Survey and review of the defence economics literature on Greece and Turkey: what have we learned? / Brauer, Jurgen April 2002  Article
Brauer, Jurgen Article
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Publication 2002.
Description 85-107
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