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Military Keynesianism

1 Introduction: Why Geopolitical Economy?
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From Peace Through Free Trade to Interventionism for the Peace Fanny Coulomb, Alain Alcouffe
Political Economy in Security Studies After the Cold War Author(S): Jonathan Kirshner Source: Review of International Political Economy, Vol
Alternative Military Keynesianism As a Tool of Civil-Military Cooperation In
Towards a Political Economy of Military Spending
The Contributions of Warfare with Revolutionary and Napoleonic France to the Consolidation and Progress of the British Industrial Revolution
Ludwig Von Mises and Friedrich Von Hayek
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Origin and Development of the Thoughts on Military Keynesianism During 1936–2012
The Soldiers Welfare: the Military Keynesianism Perspective for the Indonesian Armed Forces’S Professionalism
1 Multilateralism and Military Keynesianism: Completing The
Frankfurt School
Military Keynesianism: an Assessment
Are Keynes and Marx Compatible?Â Sam Williams, Blog Critique of Crisis Theory, 2010-2011
The Rise and Demise of Political Economy / 1
Socializing the Cost of Globalization, Imperialism, and Militarism: the Case of U.S
Military Keynesianism

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Economic Interventionism, Armament Industries and the Keynesian Theory Fanny Coulomb, Alain Alcouffe
Rise and Fall of Keynesian Economics June Zaccone Economics October 4, 2017
09 Tapia Bookreview.Indd
Heterodox Economics Newsletter Issue 192 — February 08, 2016 — Web1 — Pdf2 — Heterodox Economics Directory3
Economics, Conflict and War Fanny Coulomb, John Paul Dunne
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War and Capitalism Fanny Coulomb, Jacques Fontanel
The Political Economy of Armaments
The Earth Belongs to Everyone
From Military Keynesianism to Post-Keynesian Militarism Ever Since Richard M
Study of the Effect of Military Spending on Economic Growth in the World System from 1870 to 1950
Soft Modelling of Military Expenditures, Inequality and Profits (Falling Profits and Military Expenditures: an Empirical Analysis)
Is There Military Keynesianism?
Military Spending and Contemporary Capitalism
Military-Industrial Complexities, University Research, and Neoliberal Economy
A Post-Keynesian Analysis of Third World Military Expenditures
Towards a Political Economy of Military Spending
A Critique of Post-Keynesian Economics Applied to the Political Economy of the Eurozone

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