Add to ORKGI study the consequences of interstate wars for economic growth in a large cross section of countries during the period 1960-89. I find that cross-country differences in economic growth are systematically related to the occurrence and the characteristics of war. In particular, post-war economic performance is positively related to the severity and the duration of war. Moreover, these growth-enhancing effects vary negatively with a country’s level of economic development. Both of these findings suggest that "Phoenix " type of factors (as suggested by Organski and Kugler) are present not only in global, highly destructive, technology creating wars but also in smaller, interstate conflicts
Civil wars impose substantial costs on the domestic economy. We empirically measure the economic imp...
Scholars of economic development have argued that war can have adverse impacts on later economic per...
The theoretical and empirical literature on the reciprocal topics of economy and war have developed ...
This paper provides evidence of the impact of intra- and interstate wars on country income. War data...
The activity of war has existed throughout the length of human history, occurring between and within...
Research on conflict traditionally focuses on its initiation, duration, and severity, but seldom on ...
Are states with growing economies more likely to become involved in violent interstate conflicts? Th...
The governments of so called war economies spend extraordinary amounts in the military sector and in...
Objectives The main objectives of this study were to examine how wartime affects a nation’s econ...
War is the textbook example for a negative shock to an economy. This paper inspected the effects of ...
Abstract: We draw on the experience of the major combatant countries in World War I to analyse the r...
Having studied the ancient empires, achieving political and economic powers, have been hovered one o...
International audienceWar influences and is influenced by economic factors. Economic conflicts are s...
The twentieth century was a period of great agitation in terms of historical and political events. T...
The article examines the impact of the dynamics of military expenditures, public debt, arms exports ...
Civil wars impose substantial costs on the domestic economy. We empirically measure the economic imp...
Scholars of economic development have argued that war can have adverse impacts on later economic per...
The theoretical and empirical literature on the reciprocal topics of economy and war have developed ...
This paper provides evidence of the impact of intra- and interstate wars on country income. War data...
The activity of war has existed throughout the length of human history, occurring between and within...
Research on conflict traditionally focuses on its initiation, duration, and severity, but seldom on ...
Are states with growing economies more likely to become involved in violent interstate conflicts? Th...
The governments of so called war economies spend extraordinary amounts in the military sector and in...
Objectives The main objectives of this study were to examine how wartime affects a nation’s econ...
War is the textbook example for a negative shock to an economy. This paper inspected the effects of ...
Abstract: We draw on the experience of the major combatant countries in World War I to analyse the r...
Having studied the ancient empires, achieving political and economic powers, have been hovered one o...
International audienceWar influences and is influenced by economic factors. Economic conflicts are s...
The twentieth century was a period of great agitation in terms of historical and political events. T...
The article examines the impact of the dynamics of military expenditures, public debt, arms exports ...
Civil wars impose substantial costs on the domestic economy. We empirically measure the economic imp...
Scholars of economic development have argued that war can have adverse impacts on later economic per...
The theoretical and empirical literature on the reciprocal topics of economy and war have developed ...