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joint product model of alliances: a standalone construct

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Security studies

the view that alliance defense yields both shared deterrence and private national benefits, which weakens the free-riding predicted by pure public good models.

In security studies, joint product model of alliances refers to the view that alliance defense yields both shared deterrence and private national benefits, which weakens the free-riding predicted by pure public good models. This meaning comes from Sandler* (1977) in Kyklos.[1]

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References

Sandler*, T. (1977). Impurity of Defense: an Application to the Economics of Alliances. Kyklos, 30(3), 443-460. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-6435.1977.tb02203.x

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