Seeking Security and Development: The Impact of Military Spending and Arms Transfers

Contents\nPreface\n1. Introduction\nPart I. Concepts and Trends\n2. Security in the Third World: Searching for the Core Variable\n3. Unpacking Threat: A Conceptual and Formal Analysis\nPart II. Arms Transfers and Military Spending\n4. Arms Transfers and the Structure of International Power\n5. Soviet and Russian Arms Transfers and Relations with the Third World: Legacy and Prospects\n6. Building an Arsenal: The Indian Experience\n7. Modeling the Expansion of Military Spending: A Case Study of Taiwan, 1953-1988\nPart III. The Impact of Military Spending and Military Regimes on Development\n8. Military Expenditures, Investment Funds, and Economic Growth\n9. The Political Economy of Military Expenditures in Developing Countries: Establishing Some Empirical Norms\n10. The Military and Development in Thailand and Indonesia: Patrimonialism Versus the Market\n11. Military Regimes, Military Spending, and Development: A Comparison of Brazil, Nigeria, Pakistan, and the Republic of Korea\n12. War, Military Spending, and Food Security in Africa\nPart IV. Conclusion\n13. The Quest for Security and Development\nBibliography\nIndex\nAbout the Contributors\nAbout the Book