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Defence Spending: Determinants, Economic Impact and Burden Sharing Issues

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INTRODUCTION: DEFENCE SPENDING: DETERMINANTS, ECONOMIC IMPACT AND BURDEN SHARING ISSUES

Eftychia Nikolaidou

Pages: 249-251

Published online: 15 Jul 2008

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A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE BURDEN SHARING ASPECTS OF A EUROPEAN UNION COMMON DEFENCE POLICY

Christos Kollias

Pages: 253-263

Published online: 15 Jul 2008

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REVISITING THE NEXUS BETWEEN MILITARY SPENDING AND GROWTH IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Nikolaos Mylonidis

Pages: 265-272

Published online: 15 Jul 2008

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THE DEMAND FOR MILITARY EXPENDITURE: EVIDENCE FROM THE EU15 (1961–2005)

Eftychia Nikolaidou

Pages: 273-292

Published online: 15 Jul 2008

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THE DEMAND FOR MILITARY EXPENDITURE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: HOSTILITY VERSUS CAPABILITY

J. Paul Dunne, Sam Perlo‐Freeman & Ron P. Smith

Pages: 293-302

Published online: 15 Jul 2008

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COLLABORATION AND EUROPEAN DEFENCE INDUSTRIAL POLICY

Keith Hartley

Pages: 303-315

Published online: 15 Jul 2008

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