Journal of Conflict Resolution

1957 - 2025

From Peace Science Society (International)
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Trust and suspicion pp. 265-279: Morton Deutsch
The anatomy of American "isolationism" and expansionism. II pp. 280-309: Bernard Fensterwald
Theories of choice and conflict in psychology and economics pp. 310-320: Mathilda Holzman
Political power, technology, and total war: Two French views pp. 321-328: Roy Pierce
Theoretical systems and political realities: a review of Morton A. Kaplan, System and process in international politics pp. 329-334: K.E. Boulding
Toward a theory of international politics: Quincy Wright's Study of international relations and some recent developments pp. 335-347: Morton A. Kaplan
A review of Victor H. Wallace, Paths to peace: a study of war, its causes and prevention pp. 348-354: Quincy Wright
Proposal for a project on a theory of interdependence between libertarian and equalitarian processes and its application to international conflict resolution pp. 355-356: William J. Mackinnon
Current Literature pp. 357-363: N/a
Department of Psychiatry and Neurology Tulane University School of Medicine 1430 Tulane Avenue New Orleans 12, Louisiana pp. 364-364: Harold I. Lief
946 Goodfellow Boulevard St. Louis 12, Missouri pp. 364-365: Theo F. Lentz

The strategy of conflict. Prospectus for a reorientation of game theory pp. 203-264: Thomas Schelling

The anatomy of American "isolationism" and expansionism. Part I pp. 111-139: Bernard Fensterwald
A systematization of Gandhian ethics of conflict resolution pp. 140-155: Arne Naess
The resolution of conflict when utilities interact pp. 156-169: Stefan Valavanis
Toward a theory of social conflict pp. 170-183: Ralf Dahrendorf
Discussion and Reviews: Conflict resolution in the United Nations: a review of three studies by the Brookings Institution pp. 184-187: Robert H. Cory
Theory-making in international politics: a review of George Liska, International equilibrium: a theoretical essay on the politics and organization of security pp. 188-193: Kenneth W. Thompson
A review of Jessie Bernard, T. H. Pear, Raymond Aron, and Robert C. Angell, The nature of conflict: studies of the sociological aspects of international tensions pp. 194-198: Charles Boasson
Current Literature pp. 199-201: N/a

Introduction pp. 1-7: Herbert C. Kelman
Rationality and non-rationality of international attitudes pp. 8-16: William A. Scott
Threat-related attitudes and reactions to communications about international events pp. 17-28: Arthur I. Gladstone and Martha A. Taylor
Personality and sociocultural factors in intergroup attitudes: a cross-national comparison pp. 29-42: Thomas F. Pettigrew
The cold war and the modal philosophy pp. 43-50: Ralph K. White
Compliance, identification, and internalization three processes of attitude change pp. 51-60: Herbert C. Kelman
Cross-cultural experience as a source of attitude change pp. 61-66: Jeanne Watson and Ronald Lippitt
The communicator and the audience pp. 67-77: Raymond A. Bauer
Political policy and persuasion: the role of communications from political leaders pp. 78-89: M.D. Feld
Threat-perception and the armament-tension dilemma pp. 90-105: J. David Singer
Current Literature pp. 106-110: N/a

Environmental factors in the study of international politics pp. 309-328: Harold Sprout and Margaret Sprout
Kurt Lewin's approach to conflict and its resolution A review with some extensions pp. 329-339: George Levinger
Misanthropy and attitudes toward international affairs pp. 340-345: Morris Rosenberg
Notes on the role of the national: a social-psychological concept for the study of international relations pp. 346-363: Stewart E. Perry
Taxicab rate war: counterpart of international conflict pp. 364-368: Ralph Cassady
Discussion and Reviews: A note on Harold Guetzkow's "Isolation and collabora tion: a partial theory of inter-nation relations" pp. 369-370: Fred A. Sondermann
Current Literature pp. 371-379: N/a
Correspondence pp. 380-381: John A. Aita

Lewis F. Richardson's mathematical theory of war pp. 249-299: Anatol Rapoport
Lewis Fry Richardson (1881-1953): a personal biography pp. 300-304: Stephen A. Richardson
A bibliography of Lewis Fry Richardson's studies of the causation of wars with a view to their avoidance pp. 305-307: N/a

Approaches to the study of social conflict: introduction by the editors pp. 105-110: N/a
Parties and issues in conflict pp. 111-121: Jessie Bernard
Organization and conflict pp. 122-134: Kenneth E. Boulding
Principles of intrapersonal conflict pp. 135-154: Judson S. Brown
Some observations on interethnic conflict as one type of intergroup conflict pp. 155-178: St. Clair Drake
Industrial conflict and social welfare pp. 179-199: Robert Dubin
Mass communications and the loss of freedom in national decision-making: a possible research approach to interstate conflicts pp. 200-211: Karl W. Deutsch
The analysis of social conflictâ€”toward an overview and synthesis pp. 212-248: Raymond W. Mack and Richard C. Snyder

An editorial pp. 1-2: N/a
The value for conflict resolution of a general discipline of international relations pp. 3-8: Quincy Wright
Military elites and the study of war pp. 9-18: Morris Janowitz
Bargaining, communication, and limited war pp. 19-36: Thomas Schelling
Authoritarian personality and foreign policy pp. 37-47: Daniel J. Levinson
Isolation and collaboration: a partial theory of inter-nation relations pp. 48-68: Harold Guetzkow
The peaceful settlement of industrial and intergroup disputes pp. 69-81: Ann Douglas
Discussion and Reviews: International integration and the welfare state: a review of Gunnar Myrdal, An international economy: problems and prospects pp. 83-92: Wolfgang Stolper
Project for a world intelligence center pp. 93-97: Quincy Wright
Current Literature pp. 98-101: N/a
Correspondence pp. 102-102: N/a