The nineteenth century witnessed the triumph of capitalism; the twentieth century saw the bloodiest wars in history. Is there a connection? The paper reviews the literature and evidence. It considers first whether capitalism has lowered the cost of war; then, whether capitalism has shown a preference for war. Both questions are considered comparatively. Neither question receives a clear cut answer, but to simplify: Yes; No
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The effects of economic development are enormously important in understanding the causes of civil wa...
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The new conflicts of the twenty-first century – the 'infinite wars,' the 'clashes of civilization,' ...
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GDP is one of the most robust indicators of civil war onset. As debate continues over the mechanisms...
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The article deals with certain political and economic consequences of recent American war involvemen...
Wars are increasingly frequent, and the trend has been steadily upward since 1870. The main traditio...
This paper, presented at the Laboratori per la Critica Sociale organised by the Centro Studi Transfo...
International audienceModern economists quickly relegate the issue of international conflict to the ...
Drawing on the writings of Joseph Schumpeter, we develop and explore a new theory of international c...
Capitalism, Coronavirus and War investigates the decay of neoliberal financialised capitalism as rev...
Though wars are major economic phenomenons, economists doesn't study them very much. This paper trie...
The effects of economic development are enormously important in understanding the causes of civil wa...
Capitalism has emerged as a force for peace in studies of interstate conflict. Is capitalism also a ...
In two world wars, both sides committed substantial resources to economic warfare. Before the event,...
accumulation armament arms exports business capitalism defence disarmament game theory globalization...
The new conflicts of the twenty-first century – the 'infinite wars,' the 'clashes of civilization,' ...
accumulation capital capitalism crisis differential accumulation distribution elite energy conflict ...
GDP is one of the most robust indicators of civil war onset. As debate continues over the mechanisms...
In the last decade significant changes in capitalism are appearing, it entered a new stage. After th...
The article deals with certain political and economic consequences of recent American war involvemen...
Wars are increasingly frequent, and the trend has been steadily upward since 1870. The main traditio...
This paper, presented at the Laboratori per la Critica Sociale organised by the Centro Studi Transfo...
International audienceModern economists quickly relegate the issue of international conflict to the ...
Drawing on the writings of Joseph Schumpeter, we develop and explore a new theory of international c...
Capitalism, Coronavirus and War investigates the decay of neoliberal financialised capitalism as rev...
Though wars are major economic phenomenons, economists doesn't study them very much. This paper trie...
The effects of economic development are enormously important in understanding the causes of civil wa...