Journal of Peace Research

1964 - 2025

From Peace Research Institute Oslo
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The Global Dominance System pp. 319-340: Helge Hveem
Value Incompatibilities in the Global System pp. 341-354: Kjell SkjelsbÃ¦k
Japan and Future World Politics pp. 355-385: Johan Galtung
Industrial Cooperation, Consumption Patterns, and Division of Labor in the East-West Setting pp. 387-399: Sverre Lodgaard

Conflict Formations in Contemporary International Society pp. 163-184: Dieter Senghaas
Peace Research and the Industrial Revolution pp. 185-201: Ekkehart Krippendorff
Dependency Structures as the Dominant Pattern in World Society pp. 203-215: Klaus JÃ¼rgen Gantzel
International Organization and Violence with Special Reference to the Performance of the UN System pp. 217-226: Volker Rittberger
The Contribution of International Law to Peace Research pp. 227-234: Wilhelm Kewenig
Intersystemic Regionalism and Peace in Europe pp. 235-243: Gerda Zellentin
Stability and Deterrence Through Strategic Nuclear Arms pp. 245-250: Horst Afheldt and Philipp Sonntag
The Military-Industrial Complex in West Germany and the Consequences for Peace Policy pp. 251-258: Fritz Vilmar
Political Conclusions of the Study 'The Consequences of War and the Prevention of War' pp. 259-263: Horst Afheldt
The Costs of Armamentism pp. 265-283: Ulrich Albrecht
Civilian Defense and Civilian Offense pp. 285-294: Egbert Jahn
Racism in Children's and Young People's Literature in the Western World pp. 295-303: Joerg Becker
Approaches to Social Psychology Relevant to Peace Research as Developed in the FRG pp. 305-315: Klaus Horn

Financial and Industrial Oligarchy: Present Structure and Some Trends pp. 1-35: Uolevi Arosalo and Raimo VÃ¤yrynen
The Politicising of Everyday Life: Social Conditions of Peace pp. 37-49: Hans-Eckehard Bahr
War and Peace in Indochina pp. 51-70: Marek Thee
A Study of the Problems of Peace pp. 71-80: Yuri Barsegov and Rustem Khairov
Dilemmas in the British Peace Movement since World War II pp. 81-90: Frank E. Myers
A World Population Policy for the World Population Year pp. 91-99: H.V. Muhsam

Imperialism, Intervention Capacity, and Foreign Policy Making pp. 285-302: Helmut Kramer and Helfried Bauer
The Dynamics of Colonial violence: The Inductive System in Uganda pp. 303-314: Tarsis B. Kabwegyere
Peace and the Structure of the International Organization Network pp. 315-330: Kjell SkjelsbÃ¦k
Divided Berlin: One Past and Three Futures pp. 331-344: Richard L. Merritt
Divided Nations as a Process: One State, Two States, and In-between pp. 345-360: Johan Galtung
Theory and Ideologies of Violence pp. 361-374: Jean-Pierre Derriennic

The Anatomy of Imperialism: The Case of the Multinational Mining Corporations in Peru pp. 189-207: Claes Brundenius
Some Aspects of a Decision-Making Model in Nuclear Deterrence Theory pp. 209-222: Douglas E. Hunter
Civil Protest in Northern Ireland pp. 223-236: Paul F. Power
Problems of Disarmament Research pp. 237-246: A.N. Kaliadin
Divided Nations and Reunification Strategies pp. 247-259: Yung-Hwan Jo and Stephen Walker
Three Approaches to Exploitation: Markets Products, and Communities pp. 261-270: Tord HÃ¶ivik
Future Consciousness pp. 271-278: Ã–ystein Sande

Underdevelopment and Dependence in Black Africa: Historical Origin pp. 105-119: Samir Amin
Land Invasion as a Non-Violent Strategy of Peasant Rebellion pp. 121-132: Gerrit Huizer
Re-Partition of Palestine: Toward a Peaceful Solution in the Middle East pp. 133-145: Hany A. Hilmyy
Small States and Inter-European Relations: An Analysis of the Group of Nine pp. 147-160: Jeanne Kirk Laux
The Norman Angell Peace Campaign in Germany pp. 161-164: Philip D. Supina
The Study of International Trade in Arms and Peace Research pp. 165-178: Ulrich Albrecht
Comments on 'The Study of International Trade in Arms and Peace Research' by Ulrich Albrecht pp. 179-182: Amelia C. Leiss

Europe: Bipolar, Bicentric or Cooperative? pp. 1-26: Johan Galtung
Intra-State Imperialism pp. 27-39: K.P. Misra
Institutionalized Racism: an Analytic Approach pp. 41-49: Robert E. Klitgaard
The Classical Balance of Power Theory pp. 51-61: Partha Chatterjee

The Middle East and the Theory of Conflict pp. 173-206: Johan Galtung
Social Science and a New Social Order pp. 207-220: Harry R. Targ
Imperialism and the Southern Sudan pp. 239-247: Per Olav Reinton
A Closed and Open Model Analysis of Expressions of Hostility in Crisis pp. 249-262: Gordon Hilton
Controlled Communication and Conflict Resolution pp. 263-272: Ronald J. Yalem
Errata pp. 311-311: N/a

A Structural Theory of Imperialism pp. 81-117: Johan Galtung
Social Inequality â€” The Main Issues pp. 119-142: Tord HÃ¶ivik
Gandhi's Non-Violence as a Tactic pp. 143-153: Robert E. Klitgaard
Meanings of Non-violence: Types or Dimensions ? pp. 155-161: Bishwa B. Chatterjee and Shyam S. Bhattacharjee
The Another Mother for Peace Consumer Campaign â€” A Campaign that Failed pp. 163-166: David M. Krieger

Twenty-Five Years of Local Wars pp. 5-22: Istvan Kende
Power, Status, and International War pp. 23-35: Michael D. Wallace
Freedom and Civilization, a Western Perspective pp. 37-54: Claus Iversen
A Quantitative Conflict Model pp. 55-66: Lars Porsholt
Symbiosis between Peace Research and Peace Action pp. 67-70: William Eckhardt
Note on Galtung's Concept of 'Violence' pp. 71-71: Kjell Eide
Structural and Direct Violence pp. 73-76: Johan Galtung and Tord HÃ¶ivik