ANDREW L. ROSS is Professor of National Security Affairs in the National Security Decision Making Department at the U.S. Naval War College and an Associate at the Center for International Affairs, Harvard University. From 1989 to 1991 he was a Secretary of the Navy Senior Research Fellow at the U.S. Naval War College. A frequent contributor to periodicals and edited volumes, his research interests include arms markets, defense industrialization, weapons acquisition, and security and development issues.

• PrefaceThe Political Economy of Defense: The Nature and the Scope of Inquiry by Andrew L. RossFiscal Constraints and Defense Planning in Advanced Industrial Democracies by William K. DomkePower at What Price? The High Cost of Security in the Warsaw Treaty Organization by Daniel N. NelsonThe Political Economy of Pentagon-Industry Collaboration in Technology Development by Glenn R. FongMilitary Research and Development and International Trade Performance by Judith ReppyThe International Arms Market: A Structural and Behavioral Analysis by Andrew L. RossElectoral Cycles and Defense Spending in Israel: An Analysis of Quarterly Data by Alex Mintz and Michael D. WardThe Security-Welfare Relationship: Longitudinal Evidence from Taiwan by David R. Davis and Steve ChanThe Political Economy of Defense Industrialization in the Third World by Nicole BallThe Political Economy of Military Spending and Economic Performance: Directions for Future Research by Steve ChanIndex