Economic Basis of Peace

WILLIAM H. MOTT IV has explored and exposed the complex interactions between economic growth, multinational enterprise, and international conflict during his 25 years of interdisciplinary research, experience, and analysis. As a senior U.S. Army officer he served as Chief of the U.S. Office of Defense Cooperation in London. He has lectured at the Royal Military College of Science, taught at Gonzaga University and Salem State College, and is a frequent contributor to American, European, and Asian professional journals.

• Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Historical Perspectives Theoretical Approaches An Empirical Approach A Quandary and a Conjecture What It All Means Appendix A: On Economic Stagnation Appendix B: On the Three Traditions Appendix C: On Long Waves Appendix D: On Foreign Investment Appendix E: On Division of Labor Appendix F: On Alternative Economics Appendix G: On Protoindustrialization Appendix H: On Confidence Levels Appendix I: On Growth Processes Appendix J: On Static Models Appendix K: On Defense of Realism Appendix L: On Growth Strategies Appendix M: On Dualism and Growth Appendix N: On Lawlike Regularities Bibliography Author Index Subject Index