Development economics of defence in Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic 1950–2015 in comparison with the economics of defence in developed countries
Journal Title: Security and Defence Quarterly - Year 2015, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
The article describes the development of the economics of defence in Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic between the Marxist paradigm background and the concept of defence economics in developed countries. New research and development was carried out after the collapse of bipolarity. It shows the close cooperation between Czech and Polish economists. After 2007, attention is focused on examining the microeconomic aspects of defence and defence policy as part of economic policy and the role of military peacekeeping missions in national economic policy and the position and role of Armed Forces’ foreign missions in national economic policy.
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Miroslav Krč
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