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With the end of the Cold War world military expenditures have decreased. ... started to fall in 1988, East and Southeast Asian military expenditures began to grow even ..... Because of recruitment problems, the Self Defence Force's ...

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analysts as an area 'ripe for rivalry' in the post-cold war era (Friedberg ..... analysis starts from 1983, because it was the year that defence expendi- ...

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by P Collier - Cited by 42

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The puzzle of changing party positions on Cold War military spending ... literature on the domestic politics of foreign economic policy is a better start‑ ...... switch on military spending because it had different political ...

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The postwar economic boom was fueled by military spending and cheap energy. ... The economic and population growth of the Sunbelt occurred because the South relied ... c. keep the GI's military skills in high readiness for the Cold War. ...

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by P Collier - 2007 - Cited by 8

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by JP Azam - Cited by 16

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During civil war government military spending rises sharply as a share of GDP. ... The issue is an empirical one because it is possible to construct plausible ..... nally the Cold War period. A fourth proxy for external threats is the ..... War start is a dummy variable, it takes a value of one if the country was ...

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START I Treaty signed by Bush and Gorbachev in July 1991 in Washington, ..... ity over Russian naval forces in the Pacific in the post-cold war 1990s, after .... China has increased military spending by roughly 14 percent annually for .... Some people argue that China is a threat because its military buildup will ...

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by E Sköns - Cited by 3

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to isolate because military spending rose by only about 0.3% of GDP. The economy was in a reces- sion in 1990, before the war started in January,. 1991. Economic growth resumed by the ... the cold war. Nevertheless, the net effects of ...

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by C Moon - 2009deus ex machina under the post-cold war template, and democra- ...... budget because of the financial crisis that started in 1997. Despite ...

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by J Feffer - 2009end of the cold war. In one part of the world, however, military spending was not slowing down. ... early 1990s in large part because it was seemingly anomalous. ... The increased military spending in Northeast Asia is unar- guable. ..... these talks resume and the working groups start up again, one ...

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T F The postwar economic boom was fueled by military spending and cheap energy. ... 4 T F The economic and population groMh ofthe Sunbett occurred because the ... c. keep the GIs' military skills in high readiness for the Cold War. ...

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by P Batchelor - Cited by 11

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by JP Dunne - Cited by 7

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by H DAVOODI - 2001 - Cited by 23

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that the world's top powers have acquired this status because they also happen to .... Cold War, the world as a whole saw massive military spending cutbacks, .... investing in our destruction and start investing in our development for a ...

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The initial drop in military spending after the end of the Cold War has not been .... off unemployment also comes to the aid of the military, because of .... (START). This should reduce US and Russian nuclear stockpiles by between 1500 ...

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by F Coulomb - 2008 - Cited by 1

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Stalin to defeat the Japanese, because the United States had not yet tested the atomic bomb. After the ..... U.S. Military Spending During the Cold War ...

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Soviet military expenditures were leveling off and internal problems ... -The high base level of defense spending during the Cold War resulted from the ... chiefly for environmental reasons, and not because he envisioned the long-term ...

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by R JOHNSON - Cited by 2

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by MA Delucchi - 1996 - Cited by 25

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by MA Delucchi - 1996 - Cited by 25

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By comparison, at its Cold War peak in 1963, US military spending as a ... off between these types of spending because tax revenues can only be ... start to complain. This trade-off is why analysts often talk about “guns versus butter. ...

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States continues to keep military spending at near-Cold War levels. .... reduce the current arsenal below the levels called for in the START I treaty. .... account, because Bush will need their donations for the next election. ...

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long-stalled Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) and announce further ..... important, because the average ratio of military spending to GDP during the ..... spending since the end of the Cold War. In addition, countries involved in ...

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4 Some countries are excluded because of lack of data or of consistent time series ..... when the post-cold war downward trend in US military expenditure changed ...... started to emerge from about 2004. In 2004 the country's military ...

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The puzzle of changing party positions on Cold War military spending is ..... military spending because it had different political implications for the ..... military elites at the start of a new millennium," in Peter D. Feaver and ...

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cut back on spending which would have .... The Cold War was only one of two major processes of international relations in ... British and French; WWII had sapped military ... Because a number of nationalist leaders in the crumbling ...

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involved in a war, because they have higher capabilities and greater interest ... of the wars during the Cold War started with contiguous states (Hensel 2000). ..... During the Cold War, the effects on military expenditures were neither ...

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the level of military expenditure will rise back to the Cold War level in a ... Missile Defence” was initiated.8 From January 1995 started a US-Japan bilateral study ..... because missile defence can partly relieve the US from too heavy ...

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If this is true, it is not because public opinion makes ..... Once somebody decides to start a war and you start shooting, from the uniform ... maintaining high levels of military spending survived the post-Cold War ...

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12 Jan 2009 ... The information that is included in will start in the late ... is now a 2 trillion dollar, 5 year military spending plan. With the U.S. spending so much on defenses, we still found out that it was not enough because our spy ... Soviets, using Nuclear Fusion made the Cold War looks as if it was ...

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by P Collier - 2006 - Cited by 35

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by BB de Mesquita - Cited by 2

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by J Brauer - Cited by 14

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by J O’Loughlin - Cited by 20

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and violent conflicts dropped rapidly in the wake of the Cold War. It ... worldwide decline in arms transfers, military spending and troop numbers. .... started to drop rapidly. In addition, the Report, finds that human rights ... And because the underlying causes of conflict are too rarely ...

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At the same time, federal grant programs to the states – like Head Start, ..... it was during the Cold War (average $401.1 billion per ... this case because they better reflect U.S. military spending in 1945 at the end of World War II ...

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17 Jun 1999 ... This could start a spiral of devaluation. ... of the Cold War has made Japan vulnerable because the U.S. no longer needs it as part of its anti- ... greater military spending. North Korea*s demonstrated ability to send a ...

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The dating problems start with the Korean War. US defence expenditure was quite low in 1950 although the shooting war started in June. Furthermore, military ...

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by R JERVIS - 1980 - Cited by 48

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