Political Economy of Defence (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Matthews, Ron

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Defence is the ultimate public good, and it thus falls to government to determine the appropriate amount of public revenue to commit to the defence of the realm. This will depend on history, strategic threat, international security obligations, entreaties from allies and, of course, the threat faced. The Political Economy of Defence is structured to identify, explain and analyse the policy, process and problems that government faces from the starting point of national security through to the ultimate objective of securing a peaceful world. Accordingly, it provides insights into how defence budgets are determined and managed, offering relevant and refreshingly practical policy perspectives on defence finance, defence and development trade-offs, sovereignty vs globalisation debates, and many other pertinent issues. It will appeal to policymakers, analysts, graduate students and academics interested in defence economics, political economy, public economics and public policy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Mai 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781108612982
• Artikelnr.: 56571664

Inhaltsangabe

Part I. National Security: 1. The political economy of defence Ron
Matthews; 2. Political vs military leadership: the battle for common means
and ends Bryan Watters; 3. Efficient and effective financial management of
defence resources Irfan Ansari; Part II. Defence or Development?: 4.
Military expenditure and growth Ron Smith; 5. Towards demilitarisation? The
military expenditure-development nexus revisited Jurgen Brauer, John Dunne
and Nan Tian; Part III. Autarky vs Globalisation?: 6. Alliances in flux:
sovereignty and security in a changing world Stefan Markowski and Robert
Wylie; 7. The rise and demise of government mandated offset policy Ron
Matthews; 8. Defence companies in the age of globalisation: French defence
industry as a case study Jean-Michel Oudot and Renaud Bellais; 9. The great
paradox of defence: political economy and defence procurement in
post-Brexit United Kingdom Matt Uttley and Benedict Wilkinson; 10. Defence
burden-sharing: the perennial debate in international alliance management
Alexander Mattelaer; Part IV. Resource Management: 11. The political
economy of arms collaboration Keith Hartley; 12. Defence procurement:
overcoming challenges and managing expectations Trevor Taylor; 13. The
whole-life costs of defence equipment David Kirkpatrick; 14. Economic and
political dimensions of the defence industry supply chain revolution Derek
Braddon; 15. The cost of women in ground close combat roles Joanne L.
Fallowfield; Part V. International Security: 16. Battlegrounds yet unknown:
America's future military force structure? Randolf G. S. Cooper; 17.
Innovating and offsetting? The political economy of US defence innovation
Daniel Fiott; 18. The political economy of terrorism Diego Muro; 19. The
political economy of peace operations Fitriani; Part VI. End Game: 20.
Towards a peaceful world Anke Hoeffler; 21. Drawing threads, weaving
patterns ... Ron Matthews.