This book investigates the complex relationship between economic development and global security in an era of increasing instability. Drawing on the proceedings of the 7th Bank Conference on Development Economics, this volume brings together leading economists and policy experts to analyze how economic policies can either foster or undermine security. It examines the specific challenges posed by fragile states, conflict, and the global economic climate, proposing frameworks for more resilient and secure development strategies.

This collection of papers from the 7th Bank Conference on Development Economics is likely to be of interest to academics and policymakers focused on the intersection of economics and international security. The contributions explore the multifaceted challenges of fostering development amidst global instability, offering insights into policy interventions and theoretical frameworks. The scope suggests a dense, analytical text aimed at specialists in the field.