Journal of Peace Research

1964 - 2025

From Peace Research Institute Oslo
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The Lorenzian Theory of Aggression and Peace Research: A Critique pp. 253-276: Samuel S. Kim
Scarce Goods as Political Weapons: The Case of Food pp. 277-298: Peter Wallensteen
A Learning Theory of the American Anti-Vietnam War Movement pp. 299-314: John A. Vasquez
Toward a Critical Theory of Peace Research in the United States: the Search for an 'Intelligible Core' pp. 315-341: Herbert G. Reid and Ernest J. Yanarella
An Empirical Table of Structural Violence pp. 343-356: Gernot Kohler and Norman Alcock
The Prospect of War in the Missile Age â€” Two Opposite Views Confronted pp. 357-369: Julian Lider

Adding an Intergenerational Dimension to Conceptions of Peace pp. 173-183: Marvin S. Soroos
Meanings of Nonviolence: A Study of Satyagrahi Attitudes pp. 185-196: Awrut Nakhre
Interpreting East-West Relations: Aspects of Post-Cold War Europe pp. 197-206: Peter Wallensteen
The Chinese Model of Development pp. 207-226: AsbjÃ¸rn LÃ¸vbrÃ¦k
The Vitality of Gandhian Tradition pp. 227-245: BjÃ¸rn Hettne

The Problem-Solving Workshop: A Social-Psychological Contribution to the Resolution of International Conflicts pp. 79-90: Herbert C. Kelman and Stephen P. Cohen
Biafra and Bangladesh: The Political Economy of Secessionist Conflict pp. 91-109: E. Wayne Nafziger and William L. Richter
The Indochina Wars: Great Power Involvement - Escalation and Disengagement pp. 117-129: Marek Thee
South-East Asia and the Superpowers: Structural Obstacles to Learning from History pp. 131-147: John Shippee
The Legal Status of Rebels and Rebellion pp. 149-163: Bert V.A. RÃ¶ling

Social Violence and Conservative Social Psychology: The Case of Erik Erikson pp. 1-11: Tony Smith
Trends in International Value-Inequality 1969-1970: An Empirical Study pp. 13-33: Herb Addo
Dominance in Fishing pp. 35-47: George Kent
Multinational Enterprises and the Transmission of Culture: the International Supply of Advertising Services and Business Education pp. 49-65: Karl P. Sauvant
In What Sense is a High Social Position also a Central Position? pp. 67-71: Sten Sparre Nilson

Multinational Corporations and the Third World. On the Problem of the Further Integration of Peripheries into the Given Structure of the International Economic System pp. 257-274: Dieter Senghaas
The Internationalization of Capital and the Process of Underdevelopment. The Case of Black Africa pp. 275-292: Eva Senghaas-Knobloch
Overcoming Underdevelopment. A Research Paradigm pp. 293-313: Hartmut Elsenhans
Socio-Cultural Factors of Underdevelopment. Overcoming Underdevelopment as a Learning Process pp. 315-329: Hans Bosse

European Security and Cooperation: A Skeptical Contribution pp. 165-178: Johan Galtung
The Role of the Armaments Complex in Soviet Society (Is there a Soviet Military Industrial Complex?)1 pp. 179-194: Egbert Jahn
Militarization, Arms Transfer and Arms Production in Peripheral Countries pp. 195-212: U. Albrecht, Dieter Ernst, P. Lock and H. Wulf
Arms Trade with the Third World as an Aspect of Imperialism pp. 213-234: Jan Ã˜berg
The Equilibrium Theory of Arms Races: A Comment pp. 235-237: F.E. Banks
The Equilibrium Theory of Arms Races: Reply to the Comments by F. E. Banks pp. 239-241: Partha Chatterjee

Peace Research in Switzerland â€” Past and Present pp. 95-98: Daniel Frei
Conformist and Non-Conformist Behavior of Developed Nations pp. 99-107: Peter Heintz
The Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation between Nations. A Computer Simulation and Some Results pp. 109-121: Dieter Ruloff
Do Arms Races Lead to War? pp. 123-128: John C. Lambelet
Bipolarity and Generational Factors in Major Power Military Activity 1900â€”1965 pp. 129-135: Urs Luterbacher
The Jura Problem pp. 139-150: Michel Bassand
Elements for the Analysis of the Sets of Values in Switzerland pp. 151-157: J.P. Allamand and G. de Rham

The Tradition of Philosophical Anarchism and Future Directions in World Policy pp. 1-17: Thomas G. Weiss
Civil Resistance to Military Coups pp. 19-36: Adam Roberts
The Common Market Issue in Norway: A Conflict between Center and Periphery pp. 37-53: Ottar Hellevik, Nils Petter Gleditsch and Kristen Ringdal
Primitive Militarism pp. 55-62: William Eckhardt
The Systemic Power pp. 63-70: Silviu Brucan
Peace Research Parochialism pp. 71-78: N.G. Onuf
Global or Parochial Perspectives in International Studies and Peace Research pp. 79-86: AsbjÃ¸rn Eide
Journal of Peace Research pp. 93-93: N/a

Technology and Political Decision in Soviet Armaments Policy pp. 257-279: David Holloway
The Development of Romania: A Cohort Study pp. 281-296: Tord HÃ¸ivik
Rumania as a Development Model pp. 297-323: Amalendu B. Guha
On the Relationship between East-West Economic Cooperation and Political Change in Eastern Europe pp. 325-340: Sverre Lodgaard

The Political Economy of a Coup: Transnational Linkages and Philippine Political Response pp. 161-177: Robert B. Stauffer
Entrepreneur and Protagonist: Two Faces of a Political Career pp. 179-188: Tim Ingold
The Measurement of Cultural Potentials for Transnationalism pp. 189-202: Elise Boulding
The Equilibrium Theory of Arms Races: Some Extensions pp. 203-211: Partha Chatterjee
Arms Transfers to Latin America: A Note on the Contagion Effect pp. 213-219: Jerry L. Weaver
The Prisoners' Dilemma Game as a System of Social Domination pp. 221-228: Tom Burns and Walter Buckley
Symmetry and Polarization in the European International System, 1870 - 1879 pp. 229-244: Jeffrey Hart
Books Received pp. 251-254: N/a

World Equilibrium, Crisis and Militarization of Chile pp. 81-93: Joan E. GarcÃ©s, Steinar Hansson and Hazel Johnson
Chile, Violence, and Peace Research pp. 95-103: Ekkehart Krippendorff
Let us Face Chile, Yes, But: Which Chile? pp. 105-113: Deodato Rivera
Nonviolent Methods and the American Civil Rights Movement 1955-1965 pp. 115-132: Wirmark Bo
Protest and Bargaining pp. 133-144: Ronald J. Terchek
A Rejoinder pp. 157-160: Johan Galtung

International Law, Dominance, and the Use of Force pp. 1-20: AsbjÃ¶rn Eide
Search for an Appropriate Game Model for Gandhian Satyagraha pp. 21-29: Bishwa B. Bchatterjee
A Conformity Theory of Aggressian pp. 31-39: William Eckhardt
On Nasser and His Legacy pp. 41-49: Fouad Ajami
Fruits of the United Nations: The Distribution of Development Aid pp. 51-56: Stein Ringen
Palestinian Refugee Resettlement: Lessons from the East Ghor Canal Project pp. 57-62: Claud R. Sutcliffe
Palestinian Arab Sovereignty and Peace in the Middle East: A Reassessment pp. 63-73: Ronald W. Davis