Journal of Conflict Resolution

1957 - 2025

From Peace Science Society (International)
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Has Racism Declined in America? pp. 563-579: John B. McConahay, Betty B. Hardee and Valerie Batts
Alliance Formation and War Behavior pp. 581-581: Jack S. Levy

Dependent Industrialization in the World Economy pp. 371-400: Volker Bornschier
The Political Consequences of Economic Dependence pp. 401-428: Adrienne Armstrong
Military Spending in the United States, Soviet Union, and the People's Republic of China pp. 429-469: Thomas R. Cusack and Michael Don Ward
Intraparty Dissensus and Interparty Conflict Resolution pp. 471-494: Dan Jacobson
Siding and Other Reactions to a Conflict pp. 495-520: Evert Van De Vliert
Position Loss and Image Loss in Bargaining pp. 521-534: Jean M. Hiltrop and Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Bargaining Costs and Rational Behavior pp. 535-558: Marek Hessel
Second Organization Development World Congress on CONFLICT RESOLUTION TECHNOLOGY pp. 559-560: N/a

Horse Races, Security Markets, and Foreign Relations pp. 187-236: Steve Chan and Davis B. Bobrow
Conflict in an Israeli Collective Community pp. 237-258: Bernard Reisman
Arms Race Modeling pp. 259-288: Stephen J. Majeski and David L. Jones
Nice Guys Finish Lastâ€”Sometimes pp. 289-300: Roy L. Behr
Conjoint Analysis of Negotiator Preferences pp. 301-327: Leonard Greenhalg and Scott A. Neslin
Disagreement in Bargaining pp. 329-348: Michael W.K. Malouf and Alvin Roth
Riot Contagion in Latin America, 1949-1963 pp. 349-368: Rodger M. Govea and Gerald T. West

The Conflict Process pp. 3-29: Mark Irving Lichbach and Ted Robert Gurr
Reward, Punishment, and Interdependence pp. 31-46: Richard Rosecrance
Terrorism as a Desperate Game pp. 47-85: Jerome R. Corsi
From War to Peace pp. 87-114: Stephen P. Cohen and Edward E. Azar
Critical Choices for OPEC Members and the United States pp. 115-143: Abdolhamid Gholamnezhad
Styles of Announcing Conciliation pp. 145-155: Svenn Lindskold and Marta L. Finch
Review Section: Mediation pp. 157-180: James A. Wall

The Impact of the Korean War on the Cold War pp. 563-592: Robert Jervis
Erratum pp. 592-592: N/a
Rioting in Northern Ireland pp. 593-612: Kathleen Peroff and Christopher Hewitt
Northern Ireland and Theories of Ethnic Politics pp. 613-640: Lee E. Dutter
Crisis Management pp. 641-664: Arthur N. Gilbert and Paul Gordon Lauren
Historians, Social Scientists, and Crisis Management pp. 665-682: Ole R. Holsti
An Analysis of Final-Offer Arbitration pp. 683-705: Henry S. Farber
Review Section: The Study of Bargaining and Conflict Behavior pp. 706-741: Gregory P. Shea

More Effective Choice in the Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 379-403: Robert Axelrod
Factors Affecting Entry into Psychological Traps pp. 405-426: Jeffrey Z. Rubin, Joel Brockner, Susan Small-Weil and Sinaia Nathanson
Roots of the Modern Interstate Border Dispute pp. 427-454: Robert Mandel
Motivational Bases of Sex Differences in Choice Behavior pp. 455-475: E. Alan Hartman
Nationalization of the Suez Canal pp. 477-493: Michael C. Shupe, William M. Wright, Keith W. Hipel and Niall M. Fraser
Nonsymmetry and Core Size in N-Person Sidepayment Games pp. 495-523: H. Andrew Michener, Kenneth Yuen and Stephen B. Geisheker
A Note on the Zeuthen-Harsanyi Theory of Bargaining pp. 525-535: Vincent Crawford
In Defense of a Collective Goods Theory of Alliances pp. 537-547: Todd Sandler, Jon Cauley and John F. Forbes
Some Reflections on Clubs and Alliances pp. 549-557: Joe Oppenheimer

A Cognitive Analysis of Japan's 1941 Decision for War pp. 195-211: Ariel Levi and Philip E. Tetlock
Measuring Strategic Stability with Two-Strike Nuclear Exchange Models pp. 213-239: Jeffrey H. Grotte
Mathematical Models of a Three-Nation Arms Race pp. 241-252: John E. Hunter
Arms Race Instability and War pp. 253-284: Theresa Clair Smith
Arms Races and Escalation pp. 285-287: Erich Weede
Errata pp. 288-288: N/a
Some Persisting Findings pp. 289-292: Michael Wallace
An Economic Analysis of Final-Offer Arbitration as a Conflict Resolution Device pp. 293-310: James R. Chelius and James B. Dworkin
The Effects of Perceived Ability and Impartiality of Mediators and Time Pressure on Negotiation pp. 311-327: David A. Brookmire and Frank Sistrunk
The Bank, the IMF, and the WHO pp. 329-357: Robert E. Riggs
Review Section: Policy-Making Perspectives on War Simulations pp. 359-375: Robert Mandel

Effective Choice in the Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 3-25: Robert Axelrod
Components of Pacifism pp. 27-54: Gregory C. Elliott
Conflict and Trade pp. 55-78: Solomon Polachek
Changes in Public Support for U.S. Military Spending pp. 79-111: Louis Kriesberg and Ross Klein
Selective Incentives in an Apex Game pp. 113-141: Pamela Oliver
The Conflict and Peace Data Bank (COPDAB) Project pp. 143-152: Edward E. Azar
Arms Race and Military Expenditure Models pp. 153-185: Kendall D. Moll and Gregory M. Luebbert
In Memoriam Stein Rokkan (Editorial Board Member, 1972â€“1979) pp. 186-186: Joseph LaPalombara
Editor's Acknowledgment pp. 187-188: N/a
Errata pp. 189-189: N/a