Journal of Peace Research

1964 - 2025

From Peace Research Institute Oslo
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Ethnic Conflicts in South Asia: The Case of Sri Lanka and the Indian Peace-keeping Force (IPKF) pp. 337-350: Kumar Rupesinghe
American Nuclear Hegemony in Korea pp. 351-364: Peter Hayes
Chinese Auguries pp. 365-380: Bruce D. Larkin
The Erosion of Anti-Militaristic Principles in Contemporary Japan pp. 381-394: Glenn D. Hook
New Zealand's Role in Promoting a Nuclear-free Pacific pp. 395-410: Kevin P. Clements
The South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone: A Fettered Leap Forward pp. 411-430: Toshiki Mogami
Military Dependency: Thailand and the Philippines pp. 431-448: Bjorn Hagelin

An Analysis of Coercion pp. 213-227: Timo Airaksinen
International Surveillance Satellites - Open Skies for All? pp. 229-244: Johan Swahn
Towards a Social Psychology of Peace pp. 245-256: Eva Senghaas-Knobloch and Birgit Volmerg
The Military Sector vis-Ã -vis the Environment pp. 257-264: Arthur H. Westing
Attitudes Toward Nuclear Disarmament: International Comparisons of University Students and Activists pp. 265-271: Knud S. Larsen, Reidar Ommundsen, GyÃ¶rgy Csepeli, Robert Elder, Hanns-Dietrich Dann, Ed C.J. Long and Howard Giles
Foreword pp. 287-290: Anatol Rapoport
Applications of Systems Modelling in Peace Research pp. 291-334: CzesÅ‚aw Mesjasz

National Interests and US Foreign Aid: The Carter and Reagan Years pp. 115-135: James H. Lebovic
Better to Fight Another Day: A Pre-Theory of Insurgent Coalitions pp. 137-148: Robert Maranto
Structural Contradictions, War Traps and Peace pp. 149-163: Stanton K. Tefft
Trade-offs Between Defence and Education/Health Expenditures in Developing Countries pp. 165-177: Geoffrey Harris, Mark Kelly and Pranowo
Bridging the Gap Between Peace Action, Education and Research pp. 179-185: William Eckhardt
The Falklands War: A Comment on Christoph Bluth pp. 187-188: Alec De Montmorency
Just War Theory and the Falklands/Malvinas Conflict: A Reply to Mr. de Montmorency pp. 189-190: Christoph Bluth

The Pursuit of a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban pp. 5-15: Marek Thee
Global Interdependence and the Responsibilities of States: Learning from the Japanese Experience pp. 17-29: Marvin S. Soroos
Stability and Polarity: New Paths for Inquiry pp. 31-42: Patrick James and Michael Brecher
The Risk of Compulsory Escalation pp. 43-56: Henk W. Houweling and Jan G. Siccama
International Co-operation and Neutrality pp. 57-67: Efraim Karsh
Can Non-violence Be Combined with Military Means for National Defense? pp. 69-80: Jack D. Salmon
The Nature and Meanings of Nonviolent Direct Action: An Exploratory Study pp. 81-89: Douglas G. Bond
Provoking a Discussion on Non-provocative Defense pp. 91-93: Alvin M. Saperstein
Peace Research as the Good Guys' Rand Corporation? pp. 95-96: Wilhelm Agrell

Focus On The Arms Trade â€” Can It Be Controlled? pp. 327-331: Michael Brzoska
Soviet Defence Costsâ€”the Unquantifiable Burden? pp. 333-338: Carl Gustav Jacobsen
The Security of Small Nations: Challenges and Defences pp. 339-363: HÃ¥kan Wiberg
Does the USSR Have a 'Grand Strategy'? Reinterpreting the Invasion of Afghanistan pp. 365-379: David Gibbs
The Soviet Defence Burden and Arms Control pp. 381-391: Rowland T. Maddock
Analyzing Shifts in International Conflict from Quality of Life Indicators pp. 393-405: Jack E. Vincent

Preface pp. 213-214: Jan Egeland, Yves Sandoz and Louise Doswald-Beck
The Frontiers of International Humanitarian Law pp. 219-236: Allan Rosas and PÃ¤r StenbÃ¤ck
Inter Arma Caritas: Evolution and Nature of International Humanitarian Law pp. 237-249: Jacques Meurant
The Civilian in the Crossfire pp. 251-262: Louise Doswald-Beck
Humanitarian Law of Armed Conflict: Problems of Applicability pp. 263-273: Olivier DÃ¼rr
Regulating Conventional Weapons in the Future â€” Humanitarian Law or Arms Control? pp. 275-286: Ove Bring
The Red Cross and Peace: Realities and Limits pp. 287-296: Yves Sandoz
Humanitarian Law in Armed Conflict: The Role of International Nongovernmental Organizations pp. 297-306: David Weissbrodt
Getting Access to the Victims: Role and Activities of the ICRC pp. 307-314: Jean-Luc Blondel
Torture: The Need for a Dialogue with Its Victims and Its Perpetrators pp. 315-322: Laurent Nicole

A Balkan Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone: Viability of the Regime and Implications for Crisis Management pp. 111-124: Donna J. Klick
The Psychohistory of Warfare: The Co-Evolution of Culture, Psyche and Enemy pp. 125-134: Ofer Zur
Growth with Equity: A Test of Olson's Theory for the Asian Pacific-Rim Countries pp. 135-149: Steve Chan
Outside of a Small Circle of Friends: States, Genocide, Mass Killing and The Role of Bystanders pp. 151-166: Michael Stohl
International Cooperation: Transforming 'Needs' into 'Deeds' pp. 167-183: Arild Underdal
Influencing the Decision Makers: The Vietnam Experience pp. 185-198: Melvin Small

The British Resort to Force in the Falklands/ Malvinas Conflict 1982: International Law and Just War Theory pp. 5-20: Christoph Bluth
Ethnic Cleavage as a Component of Global Military Expenditures pp. 21-30: Robert M. Rosh
Conflicts between Socialist States pp. 31-46: Anton Bebler
An Enhanced Non-Provocative Defense in Europe: Attrition of Aggressive Armored Forces by Local Militias pp. 47-60: Alvin M. Saperstein
The Need for an Alternative NATO Strategy pp. 61-74: Bjã¸rn Mã¸ller
Offensive versus Defensive: Military Strategy and Alternative Defence pp. 75-85: Wilhelm Agrell