List of Abstracts and Papers:

New and Revised versions:

Sylvain Daffix , University Lyon II:

Labour Markets Competition and Innovation: Evidence from Defence Related Firms

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Conference Papers and Abstracts

Tony Addison and S Mansoob Murshed, WIDER and ISS:

Transnational Terrorism as a Spillover of Domestic Disputes in Other Countries

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Emmanuel Athanassiou, University of Athens and Christos Kollias, TEI of Larissa

Conditions Affecting Small Countries’ Contribution in Kind to An Alliance Effort.

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A. Baskaran, Middlesex University

An Assessment of Nuclear and Missile Developments in South Asia

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Jean-Michel Pasteles Lionel Fontagn and Jurgen Brauer, Augusta State University

How does Conflict affect Trade Potential between Countries

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Tilman Bruck, DIW Berlin

Endogenous Determinants of Income and Consumption in Post-War Northern Mozambique

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Derek Braddon and Paul Dowdall, UWE

Competitiveness in the UK Defence Electronics Industry

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Sylvain Daffix , University Lyon II:

Skills acquisition and innovation process:An econometric approach applied to the Defence Industrial Base

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Martial Foucault , University of Paris and Gilles le Blanc, Ecole des Mines de Paris

A political economy approach to defense spending in France: an empirical analysis

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Gulay Gunluk-Senesen, Istanbul University:

An Analysis of the Action-Reaction Behaviour in Defence Expenditures of Greece and Turkey

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Richard Haines, University of Port Elizabeth

The Politics of the Strategic Defence Procurement Programme in South Africa: The Kwa-Zulu Natal Experience

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Mark Ingram (FME Training) and Paul Ingram (Oxford Research Group)

The use of export credits to support UK arms exports: measuring the subsidy

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Maria Garcia Alonso, University of Kent and Paul Levine, University of Surrey

Managing Assymetric Conflict

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Erdal Karagol, Balikesir University and Selami Sezgin, Parmukkale University, Turkey

How Could Defence Spending Affect Debt Service: A Case of Turkey

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Christos Kollias, TEI of Larissa, George Manolas and Suzanna-Maria Paleologou, Ministry of Economics and Finance, Greece

Military Expenditure and Growth in the European Union: A Causal Analysis

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Paul Levine, University of Surrey

Military Procurement, Industrial Structure and the Revolution in Military Affairs

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John Lovering, University of Cardiff

The Arms Industry: The New Imperialism?

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Benny Martin and Asher Tishler, Tel Aviv University

The Structure of the Defense Industry and the Security Needs of the Country: A Differentiated Products Model

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Emma Mayhew, Bristol University

Brothers in Arms: The Relationship Between BAE Systems and New Labour

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Eftychia Nikolaidou, CITY College, Thessaloniki

Military Expenditure In Cyprus: Determinants and Economic Implications

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Wuyi Omitoogun, SIPRI

Budgeting without planning: military budgeting processes in Africa

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Sam Perlo Freeman, SIPRI

Military Spending and Debt in South America

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Sam Perlo Freeman, SIPRI

SIPRI Military Expenditure Data: A Primer for Researchers

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Todd Sandler, University of Southern California:

Global Terrorism: Deterrence versus Preemption

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Elisabeth Skons, SIPRI

New Developments in Military Expenditure and Arms Production

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Ron Smith, Birkbeck College,

Valuing Defence

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Ali Tasiran and Ron Smith, Gotenburg University and Birkbeck College

An Econometric Analysis of Arms Imports

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Travis Taylor, Alfred University, New York

A Strategy for Firms Facing Offset Obligations: The Case of Maryland

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Duncan Watson, University of Swansea

Military Expenditure, Technological Progress and Employment

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Julide Yildrim, Gazi University, Ankara, and Nadir Ocal, METU, Turkey

Arms Race and Economic Growth: Case of India and Pakistan

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Julide Yildrim, Gazi University, Selami Sezgin, Parmukkale University and Nadir Ocal, METU, Turkey

Military Expenditure and Economics Growth in Middle Eastern Countries: A Dynamic Panel Analysis

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Vasilis Zervos, Nottingham University

Co-ordination in National Technology Policy: Evidence from the Galileo Project

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Presentations cancelled:

Jesus Crespo Cuaresma and Gerhard Reitschuler, University of Vienna:

A Non-linear growth Effect of Fiscal Policy: The Special Case of US Defence Policy

Abstract Paper (presentation cancelled)

Sibel Duman, Gazi University, Ankara,Turkey

The Goal Programming Model for Turkish Military Expenditures, Economic Growth and Inflation.

Abstract (presentation cancelled)

Guy Lamb, Centre for Conflict Resolution, University of Cape Town

Transition from military to civilian life: the case of statutory and non-statutory forces in a democratic South Africa

Abstract (presentation cancelled)