Conflict Management and Peace Science

1973 - 2025

From Peace Science Society (International)
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Global Security After The End of The Cold War pp. 101-111: Michael Intriligator
From Desert Shield To Desert Storm: Success, Strife, Or Quagmire? pp. 113-148: Jacek Kugler, Lewis W. Snider and William Longwell
Chaos As A Tool For Exploring Questions of International Security pp. 149-177: Alvin M. Saperstein

Some Thoughts On Basic Concepts and Future Directions In The Study of Inter-Group Conflict pp. 1-27: Sheldon G. Levy
Relative Bargaining Power in International Debt Negotiation: Collective Action, Sovereignty En Garde, or Mutual Partisan Adjustment? pp. 29-60: Steve Chan
Modeling 'Massive Retaliation' pp. 61-86: Frank C. Zagare and D. Marc Kilgour
Power Cycle Theory and State Involvement in Militarized Interstate Disputes, 1816-1976 pp. 87-100: K. Edward Spiezio

Theory of Moves: Overview and Examples pp. 1-39: Steven Brams and Walter Mattli
British Hegemony and Militarized Interstate Disputes, 1815-1939 pp. 41-64: Richard T. Cupitt, Rodney L. Whitlock and Lynn Williams Whitlock
The Economic Effects of Reduced Defense Expenditures: An Applied General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 65-88: Donald N. Baum
Abstracts of Papers Presented At the Fourth World Peace Science Congress Rotterdam, The Netherlands, May 18-20, 1992 pp. 89-105: N/a

Power Transition and Conflict Initiation pp. 1-16: Daniel S. Geller
Nuclear Deterrence Theory: The Record of Aggregate Testing and An Alternative Research Agenda pp. 17-45: Frank Harvey and Patrick James
Some Economic Effects of Unilateral and Multilateral Reductions in Military Expenditures in the Major Industrialized and Developing Countries pp. 47-78: Jon D. Haveman, Alan Deardorff and Robert Stern
Deterministic Quasi-Periodic Behavior of An Arms Race Model pp. 79-98: Walter W. Hill
Weak Cycles, Length and Magnitude of War: Duration Dependence in International Conflict pp. 99-116: John A. C. Conybeare

Musings on Mathematical Modeling pp. 1-16: Dina A. Zinnes
Government Expenditures, Defense, and Economic Growth in the Ldcs: A Revised Perspective pp. 19-35: F. Gerard Adams, Jere Behrman and Michael Boldin
Defense Expenditures and Economic Performance in South Asia: Tests of Causality and Interdependence pp. 37-67: Robert E. Looney
Perfect Equilibria and Stable Cooperation in the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma and Related Games pp. 69-98: P. Langlois
Survival: Global Politics and Conceptual Synthesis pp. 99-104: James J. Wirtz

Consequential Damage and Nuclear Deterrence pp. 1-16: Charles Anderton and Thomas Fogarty
Expected Utility and Peace Science: An Assessment of Trade and Conflict pp. 17-44: Lois W. Sayrs
Conversion: The Trade-Off Between Military and Civilian Production in Warsaw Pact Countries pp. 45-56: Lawrence Klein and Miroslaw Gronicki
Progress in Global Modeling for World Policy on Arms Control and Environmental Management pp. 57-94: Walter Isard
Errata pp. 95-95: N/a
The Globus Model: Computer Simulation of Worldwide Political and Economic Developments pp. 97-99: Sid Saltzman

An Economic Model of The East-West Confrontation pp. 1-20: James A. Yunker
Alliance and Border Effects on the War Behavior of States: Refining the Interaction Opportunity Model pp. 21-46: Randolph M. Siverson and Harvey Starr
Foundations of A Theory of Economic Warfare and Arms Control pp. 47-75: Murray Wolfson and John P. Farrell
A Thousand and One Ph.D. Dissertation Topics: The Summary of The 1988 Third World Peace Science Congress pp. 77-99: Walter Isard and Keith Duncan

Reconsidering Trade and Conflict: A Qualitative Response Model With Censoring pp. 1-19: Lois W. Sayrs
Interstate Wars in the Third World: A Markov Approach pp. 21-36: David Kiefer
Conflict Management and the Theory of Mature Oligopoly pp. 37-57: Robert E. Kuenne
Hypergraph Conflict Analysis: Synthesis and Extension pp. 59-86: R. van Gastel and Jean Paelinck

The Formal ('Economic') Analysis of Arms Races: What-If Anything-Have We Learned Since Richardson? pp. 1-17: Jean-Christian Lambelet
Brinkmanship and Nuclear Deterrence: The Neutrality of Escalation pp. 19-30: Barry Nalebuff
Optimality and the Ineffectiveness of the Strategic Defense Initiative pp. 31-43: Charles Anderton
A Typological Approach to Multiple Criteria Conflict Analysis pp. 45-53: Ron Janssen and Peter Nijkamp

The Determinants of Military Budgets: The Japanese Case pp. 1-18: Davis B. Bobrow and Stephen R. Hill
The High Technology Arms Race: The Western European Case pp. 19-32: Bernard Udis
Third Party Mediation and International Norms: A Test of Two Models pp. 33-52: Gregory A. Raymond and Charles W. Kegley
Fuzzy Modeling and Conflict Analysis pp. 53-67: Steven Thomas Seitz

Notes on Economic Warfare pp. 1-19: Murray Wolfson
Wolfson on Economic Warfare pp. 21-25: Michael Intriligator and Dagobert Brito
Arms Race Models: A Survey and Synthesis pp. 27-98: Walter Isard and Charles Anderton
A Selected Bibliography of Arms Race Models and Related Subjects pp. 99-122: Charles Anderton

Alliances and War: A New Examination of an Old Problem pp. 1-15: Randolph M. Siverson and Michael Sullivan
Geoinvestment: The Interdependence Among Space, Market Size, and Political Turmoil in Attracting Foreign Direct Investment pp. 17-47: Grant Ian Thrall
Weapons Technology and the Intensity of Arms Races pp. 49-69: Dietrich Fischer
James P. Bennett on Subjunctive Reasoning, Policy Analysis And Political Argument pp. 71-112: Walter Hard and Blane Lewis