Scholar's Companion to Defence Economics : Theory and Methods

The 'Scholar's Companion to Defence Economics: Theory and Methods' provides a comprehensive examination of the economic principles that underpin defence policies and military strategies. This book delves into the theoretical frameworks and quantitative methods utilized in defence economics, offering readers a robust understanding of cost-benefit analyses, resource allocation, and the economic impacts of military interventions. It is designed for scholars, policy-makers, and practitioners seeking to deepen their knowledge in this critical field. Through its detailed exploration of contemporary issues in defence economics, the book addresses pressing topics such as military expenditure, arms trade, and the economics of peacekeeping operations. Dr. Vasudev N combines theoretical insights with practical applications, making it an essential resource for those engaged in research or decision-making within defence studies. Each chapter includes case studies and empirical data, facilitating a nuanced understanding of the complex relationship between economics and defence.