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List of Illustrations, Maps, and Charts | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction to the War Problem | |
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The Nature of the War Problem | |
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The Importance of the War Problem | |
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The Four Aspects of the War Problem | |
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The Conceptual Framework | |
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The Meaning of the Term "War" | |
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An Alternative to War? | |
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The Meaning of the Term "Peace" | |
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The Meaning of the Term "Justice" | |
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The "Just War" Concept | |
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Further Reflections on Peace and Justice | |
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The Historical Framework | |
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The History of Warfare Between Sovereign States | |
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Wars Since 1946 | |
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The Changing Nature of War | |
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The Present Urgency of the War Problem | |
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Causes of War | |
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The Cause of War: General Considerations | |
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Investigating the Cause of War | |
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Individual Human Aggression | |
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Individual Aggression and War | |
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Group Competition and Group Identification | |
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Arenas of Group Competition | |
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Group Identification and Nationalism | |
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Nationalism as a Cause of War | |
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Other Views About Causes of War | |
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Arms Races as a Cause of War | |
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Military Planning as a Cause of War | |
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Particular Villains as a Cause of War | |
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War as an Effort to Suppress Internal Dissension | |
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War as an Effort to Eliminate Injustice | |
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The Absence of Peaceful Alternatives as a Cause of War | |
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The Value of War | |
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The Biological Value of War | |
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The Technological Value of War | |
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The Economic Value of War | |
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The Psychological Value of War | |
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The Social Value of War | |
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The Moral Value of War | |
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Will War Be Missed? | |
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The Contemporary Situation | |
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Ideological Aspects of the Contemporary Situation | |
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Some Basic Distinctions | |
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Capitalistic Democracy | |
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Communism (Marx, Lenin, and Mao) | |
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Fascism (National Socialism) | |
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The "End of History" Thesis | |
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Religion and War | |
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National-Historical Aspects of the Contemporary Situation | |
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The U.S. Perspective | |
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The Russian Perspective | |
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The Western European Perspective | |
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The Japanese Perspective | |
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The Chinese Perspective | |
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The Less Developed Countries | |
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Military Aspects of the Contemporary Situation | |
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The Post-World War II Struggle for Power | |
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Deterrence Theory | |
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The Cuban Missile Crisis | |
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Modern Nuclear Weaponry | |
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Missile Defense Systems | |
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Modern Non-Nuclear Weaponry | |
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Weapons and War | |
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Institutional Aspects of the Contemporary Situation | |
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The Structure of the United Nations | |
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U.N. Peacekeeping and Nation-Building | |
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Dominant Influences in the United Nations | |
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Accomplishments of the United Nations | |
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Worldwide Functional Agencies | |
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Regional Functional and Political Organizations | |
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International Nongovernmental Organizations | |
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Legal Aspects of the Contemporary Situation | |
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The Nature of International Law | |
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The Evolution of International Law | |
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Laws of War | |
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The Sources of International Law | |
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Enforcing International Law | |
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Proposals for Solving the War Problem | |
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Reforming the Attitudes of Individuals | |
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Interest in Social Issues Including International Affairs | |
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Skepticism and Tolerance | |
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Taking Personal Responsibility | |
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Reluctance to Use Violence | |
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Unselfishness | |
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Globalism and Humatriotism | |
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World Citizenship | |
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Looking Forward Rather Than Back | |
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Overcoming Defeatism and Apathy | |
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Reforming the Internal Operation of National Governments | |
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The Western Approach | |
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The Marxist Approach | |
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The Gandhi-King Approach | |
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Reforming the Policies of National Governments | |
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Peace Through Military Strength | |
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Peace Through Alliances | |
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Peace Through Neutrality and Economic Self-Sufficiency | |
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Peace Through Strictly Defensive Strength | |
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Peace Through Civilian Defense | |
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Peace Through Arms Control | |
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Peace Through Renunciation of War | |
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Peace Through Conciliatory Moves and Confidence-Building Measures | |
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Peace Through Good Relations, Morality, and Cooperation | |
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Peace Through Third-Party Involvement | |
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Peace Through International Conflict Management | |
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Peace Through Peace Research and Peace Education | |
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Reforming the International System | |
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Limiting National Sovereignty in Specific Situations | |
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Consolidating Nations into Larger Units | |
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World Government Through Federation | |
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World Government Through Functionalism | |
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World Government Through Direct Citizen Action | |
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A Note to the Reader | |
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Chapter Notes | |
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Selected Bibliography | |
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Index | |
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List of Illustrations, Maps, and Charts | |
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"Let Us Beat Our Swords into Ploughshares" | |
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"Seed Corn Must Not Be Ground" | |
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Political Boundaries of Europe, 1914, 1920, 1947 (maps) | |
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East Asia (map) | |
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Israel, 1947, 1949, 1967, 1982 (maps) | |
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Africa (map) | |
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Latin America (map) | |
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The Former Yugoslavia (map) | |
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Ideological Terminology (chart) | |
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Marx's Five Stages of Civilization (chart) | |
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Europe Today (map) | |
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Nuclear Weapons--1986, 1993, 2000 (chart) | |
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Nuclear Weapons (chart) | |
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Comparison of Confederation and Federation (chart) | |