Journal of Peace Research

1964 - 2025

From Peace Research Institute Oslo
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Democracy and Peace pp. 369-376: Nils Petter Gleditsch
Some Simple Calculations on Democracy and War Involvement pp. 377-383: Erich Weede
Democracy, War, and Covert Action pp. 385-395: David P. Forsythe
Kant and Processes of Democratization: Consequences for Neorealist Thought pp. 397-414: Georg Sã˜rensen
Do Democracies Fight each other? Evidence from the Peloponnesian War pp. 415-434: Bruce Russett and William Antholis
NATO, Rational Escalation and Flexible Response pp. 435-454: Frank C. Zagare
Rethinking Revolutions: The Cold War in the Third World pp. 455-464: Odd Arne Westad

Democracy and Development in Africa pp. 241-248: Hazel M. McFerson
Knowing the Rational Peasant: The Creation of Rival Incentive Structures in Vietnam pp. 249-264: Robert Maranto and Paula S. Tuchman
Military Expenditure, Government Size and Economic Growth in the Middle East in the Period 1973-85 pp. 265-270: Mikael LindÃ©n
A Fuzzy Set Model of NATO Decision-Making: The Case of Short-Range Nuclear Forces in Europe pp. 271-285: Gregory S. Sanjian
Blinding Laser Weapons and International Humanitarian Law pp. 287-297: Bengt Anderberg, Ove E. Bring and Myron L. Wolbarsht
After Consensus, What? Performance Criteria for the UN in the Post-Cold War Era pp. 299-311: Kendall W. Stiles and Maryellen Macdonald
Linguistic Hegemony and Minority Resistance pp. 313-332: Thomas Hylland Eriksen
What Are They Fighting For? The Importance of Issues in International Conflict Research pp. 333-344: Paul F. Diehl
Technology or Politics? pp. 345-352: Sujatha Raman

Recycling Interventionism pp. 129-134: Richard Falk
Utopianism in Peace Research: The Gandhian Heritage pp. 135-144: Georg Sã˜rensen
Reducing Offensive Capabilities - the Attempt of 1932 pp. 145-160: Marlies Ter Borg
A Causal Analysis of the Defense Expenditures of the USA and the USSR pp. 161-174: Hector Correa and Ji-Won Kim
The Evolution of Public Sector Expenditures: Changing Political Priorities in Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Peru pp. 175-190: Thomas Scheetz
Do African Governments Favor Defense in Budgeting? pp. 191-206: Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong
Democracy and War: Choice, Learning and Security Communities pp. 207-213: Harvey Starr
Is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation System a Regime? A Comment on Trevor McMorris Tate pp. 215-220: Michael Brzoska

Stability in East Central Europe pp. 1-6: Pã L Dunay
Regional Military-Security Cooperation in the Third World: A Conceptual Analysis of the Relevance and Limitations of ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) pp. 7-21: Amitav Acharya
Enduring Misconceptions of Strategic Stability: The Role of Nuclear Missile-Carrying Submarines pp. 23-37: Robert D. Glasser
Pure Coercion vs. Carrot-and-Stick Offers in Crisis Bargaining pp. 39-52: Steven Greffenius and Jungil Gill
Did Accommodation Work? Two Soviet Neighbors 1964-88 pp. 53-69: Olav Fagelund Knudsen
Counterinsurgent Paramilitarism: A Philippine Case Study pp. 71-84: David Kowalewski
Warfare-Welfare Expenditure Substitutions in Latin America, 1953-87 pp. 85-98: Bobby E. Apostolakis
Long-term Factors Underlying Peace in Contemporary Western Civilization pp. 99-113: Matthew Melko

States and Nations as Challenges to Peace Research pp. 337-343: HÃ¥kan Wiberg
Measuring the Peace Dividend in the United Kingdom pp. 345-358: Terry Barker, John Dunne and Ronald Smith
Nasser's Decision-Making in the 1967 Middle East Crisis: A Rational-Choice Explanation pp. 359-375: Ben D. Mor
Why the Bazar Rebels pp. 377-391: Mehdi Mozaffari
Empirical Investigation of Normative Discourse on War: The Case of the Donaganâ€”Aquinas Thesis pp. 393-406: Donald Secrest, Gregory G. Brunk and Howard Tamashiro
Peace through Parks: The Environment on the Peace Research Agenda pp. 407-423: Lothar Brock
Military Spending and Economic Growth: A Comment on Cappelen, Gleditsch and Bjerkholt pp. 425-430: Helmut Maneval, Pasi Rautsola and Rolf Wiegert
Military Expenditure in Third World Countries: A Rejoinder to Fontanel pp. 431-432: Nicole Ball
Reply to Nicole Ball pp. 433-434: Jacques Fontanel
The United States and the Postwar Order: Empire or Hegemony? pp. 435-439: Robert O. Keohane

The Post-Cold War European Landscape: The Aftermath of the `Velvet Revolutions' in Central-Eastern Europe pp. 241-247: Marek Thee
Cultural Style and Solutions to Conflict pp. 249-262: Dorothy K. Billings
Ethnicity versus Nationalism pp. 263-278: Thomas Hylland Eriksen
Security and Peace in Post-Cold War Europe pp. 279-294: Bjã–rn Hettne
Explaining Relative Peace: Major Power Order, 1816-1976 pp. 295-309: Jeffery J. Schahczenski
West German Ostpolitik and the German Question pp. 311-323: Gert Krell

The Greening of Peace Research pp. 129-133: Dennis Clark Pirages
Improving Communications Links between Moscow and Washington pp. 135-159: Desmond Ball
Sex Differences in Attitudes toward Nuclear War pp. 161-174: Patricia A. Gwartney-Gibbs and Denise H. Lach
Economic Incentives and International Cooperation: Technology Transfer to the People's Republic of China, 1978-86 pp. 175-189: William J. Long
`Economic Warfare' and `Strategic Goods': A Conceptual Framework for Analyzing COCOM pp. 191-204: Tor Egil Fã˜rland
Human Rights and the Allocation of US Military Assistance pp. 205-216: Steven C. Poe
Tension between the Strong, and the Strategies of the Weak pp. 217-230: Hans Mouritzen

International Mediation pp. 3-6: Jacob Bercovitch
Some Conceptual Issues and Empirical Trends in the Study of Successful Mediation in International Relations pp. 7-17: Jacob Bercovitch, J. Theodore Anagnoson and Donnette L. Wille
Formal and Quasi-Mediators in International Disputes: An Exploratory Analysis pp. 19-27: Louis Kriesberg
The Potential Complementarity of Mediation and Consultation within a Contingency Model of Third Party Intervention pp. 29-42: Ronald J. Fisher and Loraleigh Keashly
Mediation in the Development of Norms to Manage Conflict: Kissinger in the Middle East pp. 43-55: Brian S. Mandell and Brian W. Tomlin
Camp David: Problem-Solving or Power Politics as Usual? pp. 57-69: Tom Princen
Great Power Mediation: The USA and the May 1983 Israeliâ€”Lebanese Agreement pp. 71-84: Efraim Inbar
Mediating Conflict in Central America pp. 85-98: Paul Wehr and John Paul Lederach
The UN Secretary-General and the Mediation of International Disputes pp. 99-115: Kjell SkjelsbÃ¦k