1. Introduction–Craufurd D. Goodwin

2. Preclassical Perceptions of Economy and Security–S. Todd Lowry

3. National Security in Classical Political Economy–Craufurd D. Goodwin

4. The Economics of Defense in British Political Economy 1848-1914–John K. Whitaker

5. British and American Economists and Attempts to Comprehend the Nature of War, 1910-20–William J. Barber

6. Thorstein Veblen on War, Peace, and National Security–Jeff E. Biddle, Warren J. Samuels

7. Pareto on Conflict Resolution and National Security–Vincent J. Tarascio

8. From the Economics of Welfare to the Economics of Warfare (and Back) in the Thought of A. C. Pigou–William J. Baraber

9. League of Nations Economists and the Ideal of Peaceful Change in the Decade of the ‘Thirties–Neil de Marchi

10. The Political economy of Adolf Hitler: Power, Plenty, and Ideology– Lawrence Birken

11. Marxist and Soviet Defense economics, 1848-1927–Christopher Mark Davis

12. When Games Grow Deadly Serious: The Military Influence on the Evolution of Game Theory–Philip Mirowski

13. Game–Donald Barthelme

14. War as a “Simple Economic Problem”: The Rise of an Economics of Defense–Robert J. Leonard

15. Rostow, Developing Economies, and National Security Policy–John Lodewijks

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