Military expenditure in post-conflict societies

Security-sector Transformation in Post-conflict Societies

Plight of Children in Conflict and Post – Conflict Societies: the Case of Africa

Conflict resolution in insect societies.

Although best known for cooperation, insect societies also manifest many potential conflicts among individuals. These conflicts involve both direct reproduction by individuals and manipulation of the reproduction of colony members. Here we review five major areas of reproductive conflict in insect societies: (a) sex allocation, (b) queen rearing, (c) male rearing, (d) queen-worker caste fate, a...

Policy for Post-conflict Societies: Reducing the Risks of Renewed Conflict

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Military Expenditure and Economic Growth

This paper proposes to test the relationship between military expenditure and economic growth by including the impact of the share of military and civilian components of government expenditure in an economic growth model with endogenous technology. In this framework, we empirically consider the hypothesis of a nonlinear effect of military expenditure on economic growth. The comparison between c...