Journal of Conflict Resolution

1957 - 2025

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Volume 15, issue 4, 1971

Editorial Notes pp. 425-428

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Foreign-Linked Factionalism as a Historical Pattern pp. 429-442

Alan Dowty

The demand for local political autonomy: an individualistic theory pp. 443-456

Douglas G. Hartle and Richard Bird

Discussion and Review: The multinational corporation: expanding the frontiers of world politics pp. 457-470

David Osterberg and Fouad Ajami

Inter-nation influence revisited pp. 471-486

David A. Baldwin

Gaming pp. 487-488

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Ratios of force and escalation in a game situation pp. 489-511

Jack E. Vincent and Edward W. Schwerin

The effect of illusory power in non-zero-sum games pp. 513-522

Paul G. Swingle and Brian MacLean

The influence of the situation in interparty conflict pp. 523-554

Daniel Druckman

Volume 15, issue 3, 1971

Editorial Notes pp. 279-280

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A certainty-equivalent model of bargaining pp. 281-297

Edward Saraydar

Simulating international disarmament negotiations pp. 299-315

G. Matthew Bonham

Soviet expansionism and its assessment pp. 317-327

William Welch

Societal stress, political instability, and levels of military effort pp. 329-346

Louis M. Terrell

Political instability in independent black Africa: more dimensions of conflict behavior within nations pp. 347-368

Donald G. Morrison and Hugh Michael Stevenson

Gaming pp. 369-370

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Coalition formation as a function of differences in resources pp. 371-383

Jerome M. Chertkoff

Risk-taking in cooperative and competitive dyads pp. 385-392

Michael Lupfer, Mark Jones, Lionel Spaulding and Richard Archer

The 16PF as an indicator of performance in the Prisoner's Dilemma game pp. 393-402

John S. Gillis and George T. Woods

Relationships with opponent and partner in mixed-motive bargaining pp. 403-416

Charles L. Gruder

Volume 15, issue 2, 1971

Editorial Notes pp. 131-132

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Using the Analysis of Options technique to analyze a community conflict pp. 133-144

Henry Bain, Nigel Howard and Thomas L. Saaty

Discussions and Reviews: The costs of power pp. 145-155

David A. Baldwin

Strategies of "real" opponents in eliciting cooperative choice in a Prisoner's Dilemma game pp. 157-166

V.Edwin Bixenstine and Jacquelyn W. Gaebelein

Reciprocation and other techniques for inducing cooperation in the Prisoner's Dilemma game pp. 167-195

Warner Wilson

A paradigm for the study of coercive power pp. 197-223

James T. Tedeschi, Thomas V. Bonoma and Robert C. Brown

Effects of programmed strategies on cooperation in the Prisoner's Dilemma and other mixed-motive games pp. 225-259

Stuart Oskamp

The effectiveness of pacifist strategies: a theoretical approach pp. 261-269

Richard Ofshe

Volume 15, issue 1, 1971

Editorial Notes pp. 1-4

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Conditions for military control over foreign policy decisions in major states: a historical exploration pp. 5-31

Roger W. Benjamin and Lewis J. Edinger

Computers and policy-making: the CASCON experiment pp. 33-46

Lincoln P. Bloomfield and Robert Beattie

Discussion and Reviews: The application of peace studies pp. 47-53

George Kent

Thinking about Herman Kahn pp. 55-70

W. Basil McDermott

Thinking about threats pp. 71-78

David A. Baldwin

Gaming pp. 79-80

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Undoing deadlocks of Distrust: hip Berkeley students and the ROTC pp. 81-95

Marc Pilisuk, Stewart Kiritz and Stuart Clampitt

Effects of prior interaction, contact, strategy, and expectation of meeting on game behavior and sentiment pp. 97-103

Ronald L. Michelini

The effect of electrical shock and warning on cooperation in a non-zero-sum game pp. 105-108

Bruce John Morrison, Michael Enzle, Toni Henry, Diana Dunaway, Michael Griffin, Kenneth Kneisel and John Gimperling

The Dollar Auction game: a paradox in noncooperative behavior and escalation pp. 109-111

Martin Shubik

Not an artifact pp. 113-120

Bernhardt Lieberman

Communications pp. 121-122

Robert A. Bernstein

Volume 14, issue 4, 1970

Editorial Notes pp. 423-424

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Human rights issues in the UN General Assembly, 1946-1966 pp. 425-437

Edward T. Rowe

Discussions and Reviews: In memoriam: Quincy Wright, 1890-1970 —a symposium pp. 443-448

Allen S. Whiting

"The truth shall make you f ree": one student's appreciation of Quincy Wright pp. 449-452

William T.R. Fox

Quincy Wright: an appreciation pp. 453-455

William B. Ballis

Quincy Wright: a personal memoir pp. 457-459

Robert C. Angell

The heritage of Quincy Wright pp. 461-464

Inis L. Claude

Quincy Wright's contribution to international law pp. 465-466

Percy E. Corbett

The personal impact of a great teacher pp. 467-471

Abdul Majid Abbass

Quincy Wright's contribution to the study of war: a preface to the second edition pp. 473-478

Karl W. Deutsch

Policy and theory in Quincy Wright's international relations pp. 479-485

Kenneth W. Thompson

Wright on war pp. 487-498

Robert C. North

Quincy Wright's study of the mandates system pp. 499-503

Harold K. Jacobson

Historical periods, trends, and cycles in international relations pp. 505-511

Frank L. Klingberg

Field and environmental approaches to world politics: implications for data archives pp. 513-526

Raymond Tanter and James N. Rosenau

From A Study of War to peace research: some criteria and strategies pp. 527-542

J. David Singer

Quincy Wright on war and peace: a statistical overview and selected bibliography pp. 543-554

Clinton F. Fink and Christopher Wright

Volume 14, issue 3, 1970

Editorial Notes pp. 299-302

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Individual differences in "definition of the situation" pp. 303-310

Ole R. Holsti

Attitudes toward westbound refugees in the East German press pp. 311-333

Ernst F. Mueller

The perception of national power pp. 335-343

Norman Z. Alcock and Alan G. Newcombe

County seat wars: a preliminary analysis pp. 345-352

James A. Schellenberg

Gaming pp. 353-355

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Conceptual and methodological considerations in the study of trust and suspicion pp. 357-366

Herbert W. Kee and Robert E. Knox

"Locking-in" effects during a game of Chicken pp. 367-378

Morton Deutsch and Roy J. Lewicki

Putting the dilemma back into Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 379-387

Phillip Bonacich

Discussions and Reviews: Models of cooperation and conflict: a critical review pp. 389-407

Martin Patchen

Doing smallest space analysis pp. 409-416

Milton Bloombaum

Volume 14, issue 2, 1970

Gaming pp. 177-179

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Game theory, behavior, and the paradox of the Prisoner's Dilemma: three solutions pp. 181-193

Martin Shubik

Experience as a factor in experimental gaming behavior pp. 195-202

David W. Conrath

Discussions and Reviews: From national character to national behavior: a reformulation pp. 203-263

Kenneth W. Terhune

Social progress and mental health pp. 265-275

H.Merrill Jackson

Can peace research be applied? pp. 277-286

Anatol Rapoport

Communications pp. 287-291

Bruce M. Russett

Volume 14, issue 1, 1970

Editorial Notes pp. 1-2

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When plans fail: small group behavior and decision-making in the conspiracy of 1808 in Germany pp. 3-19

R.C. Raack

Cooperation, association, and contest pp. 21-34

Günther Lüschen

A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations pp. 35-48

Edmund S. Glenn, Robert H. Johnson, Paul R. Kimmel and Bryant Wedge

Cross-cutting memberships, integration, and the international system pp. 49-55

John D. Mitchell

A graph-theoretic approach to the analysis of international relations pp. 57-63

Frank Harary and Harold Miller

Editorial Comments pp. 65-67

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Behavior of a threatener: retaliation vs. fixed opportunity costs pp. 69-76

James T. Tedeschi, Thomas Bonoma and Noel Novinson

Explanatory models of interactive choice behavior pp. 77-89

James R. Emshoff and Russell L. Ackoff

A comparison of interpreted and abstract versions of mixed-motive games pp. 91-97

Carol J. Orwant and Jack E. Orwant

A 2 × 2 non-constant-sum game with a coordination problem pp. 99-100

Yoshitaka Umeoka

Discussions and Reviews: Time for reorientation: a review of recent research on the Arab-Israeli conflict Ania Francos, Les Palestiniens Paris: Julliard, 1968. Pp. 318. Fr. 20.70. Yehoshafat Harkabi, Fedayeen Action and Arab Strategy London: Institute for Strategic Studies (Adelphi Paper No. 53), 1969. Pp. 43. 5s (75¢). To Make War or Make Peace (New Outlook Symposium) Proceedings of the International Symposium on Inevitable War or Initiatives for Peace. Tel-Aviv: New Outlook, 1969. Pp. 288. I.L. 8.00 ($2.50). Hisham Sharabi, Palestine and Israel: The Lethal Dilemma New York: Pegasus, 1969. Pp. 224. $6.95. Nadav Safran, From War to War: The Arab-Israeli Confrontation, 1948-1967 New York: Pegasus, 1969. Pp. 464. $10.00 pp. 101-112

Joseph D. Ben-Dak

The psychology of conflict and international relations: a course plan and bibliography pp. 113-120

Joel W. Goldstein

Communications pp. 121-124

Gordon K. Zenk