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The impact of military spending and income inequality on economic growth in Turkey

Töngür, Ünal; Elveren, Adem Yavuz - In: Defence and peace economics 27 (2016) 3, pp. 433-452

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A note on defence spending in turkey: New findings

Sezgin, Selami - In: Defence and Peace Economics 11 (2000) 2, pp. 427-435

and economic growth found for Turkey, but also human capital is positively correlated to Turkish economic growth with a …

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Country survey X: Defence spending in Turkey

Sezgin, Selami - In: Defence and Peace Economics 8 (1997) 4, pp. 381-409

This paper provides a country survey of the Turkish defence economy. Turkey is a member of NATO alliance and is … strategically located between Europe and Middle East. Moreover, Turkey has a high defence burden and high economic growth. The first … part of the survey presents a brief economic background of Turkey, its armed forces, the defence industry, its …

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The Turkish revolution : 1960 - 1961 ; aspects of military politics

Weiker, Walter F. - 1963

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Turkey: an emerging global arms exporter : growing competitiveness and strategic recalibration of the Turkish defence industry

Bastian, Jens - Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik - 2024

Over the past decade, Turkey’s defence industry has undergone rapid development and its products have repeatedly proved … in northern Iraq and Libya. But the TB2 drone is only the most visible sign of what is a new era for Turkey’s defence … country as a “teknonation”. For Turkey’s NATO partners, this recalibration presents strategic challenges for further …

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Military expenditure and economic growth in the Middle East

Wahid, Latif - 2009

"This book investigates the role and the impacts of armies and military regimes in the Middle East. It argues that one of the main causes of the slow and stagnated economic development in the region is high military expenditure perpetuated by strong grips of armies on the politics of the...