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Literature on international relations theory and peace and conflict studiesLiterature dating from 2002; the codes between brackets at the end of the title indicate the location of the books

in the library of the Clingendael Institute. The library is open to the public on weekdays from 9 to 5.

AALBERTS, T.E.: Multilevel governance en de toekomst van soevereiniteit / T.E. Aalberts.

In: VREDE EN VEILIGHEID, 31(3) 2002: 314-334.Keywords: national sovereignty; integration theories

ADDISON, T.: By how much does conflict reduce financial development? / T. Addison; A.R. Chowdhury; S.

Mansoob Murshed. - Helsinki : World Institute for Development Economics Research [WIDER] of the United

Nations University, May 2002. - 26 p. (CA1154)

Keywords: international conflicts; peace and conflict studies; finance; developing countries

ADEM, SEIFUDEIN: Anarchy, order and power in world politics : a comparative analysis / Seifudein Adem. -

Aldershot : Ashgate, 2002. - 182 p. (B-K 203)

Keywords: international relations theory; balance of power; foreign policy; Japan

AGGESTAM, K.: Mediating asymmetrical conflict / K. Aggestam.

In: MEDITERRANEAN POLITICS, 7(1) Spring 2002: 69-91.

Keywords: interstate conflicts; peace and conflict studies

AKIHIKO, TANAKA: The new middle ages: the world system in the 21st century / Tanaka Akihiko; transl. by

J.C. Hoff. - Tokyo : LTCB International Library Trust/International House of Japan, 2002. - xx, 264 p. (B-K 219)

Keywords: international security; international relations; Cold War; hegemony; international relations theory;

United States; Asia; Japan

ALBERT, M.: Governance and democracy in European systems: on systems theory and European integration.

In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 28(2) April 2002: 293-309.

Keywords: European integration; constitutions; international relations theory; democracy

ALEXSEEV, M.A.: Economic valuations and interethnic fears: perceptions of Chinese migration in the RussianFar East / M.A. Alexseev.

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 40(1) January 2003: 85-102.

Keywords: immigration; ethnic conflicts; Chinese; peace and conflict studies; economic analysis; Russia

ANDERSSON, A.: United Nations intervention by United democracies? : state commitment to UN interventions

1991-99 / A. Andersson.

In: COOPERATION AND CONFLICT, 37(4) December 2002: 363-386.

Keywords: United Nations; humanitarian interventions; democracy; peace and conflict studies

ARMED conflict 1946-2001: a new dataset [special data feature] / N.P. Gleditsch; P. Wallensteen; M. Eriksson ...

[et al.].

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(5) September 2002: 615-637.Keywords: international conflicts; statistics; peace and conflict studies

AYOOB, M.: Inequality and theorizing in international relations: the case for subaltern realism with rejoinder / M.

Ayoob; M. Barnett.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES REVIEW, 4(3) Fall 2002: 27-62.

Keywords: international relations theory

BARKAWI, T.: Retrieving the imperial: Empire and international relations [research note] / T. Barkawi; M. Laffey.

In: MILLENNIUM, 31(1) 2002: 109-127.


BATES, R.: Organizing violence / R. Bates; A. Greif; S. Singh.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(5) October 2002: 599-628.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; violence; social-economic situation; distribution of income


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BEARCE, D.H.: Economic geography, trade, and war / D.H. Bearce; E.O'N. Fisher.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(3) June 2002: 365-393.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; international trade; globalisation

BEREJIKIAN, J.D.: A cognitive theory of deterrence / J.D. Berejikian.

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(2) March 2002: 165-183.

Keywords: deterrence; peace and conflict studies

BLANEY, D.L.: Neo-modernization? : IR and the inner life of modernization theory / D.L. Blaney; N. Inayatullah.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(1) March 2002: 103-137.


BROOKS, S.G.: From old thinking to new thinking qualitative research / S.G. Brooks; W.C. Wohlforth.

In: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY, 26(4) Spring 2002: 93-111.

Keywords: Cold War; peace and conflict studies; methodology; political disintegration; Soviet Union

BRYSK, A.: After empire: national identity and post-colonial families of nations / A. Brysk; C. Parsons; W.

Sandholtz.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(2) June 2002: 267-305.Keywords: national identity; colonies; international relations theory; decolonisation; Spain; France; United

Kingdom

BUENO DE MESQUITA, B.: Domestic politics and international relations / B. Bueno de Mesquita.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY, 46(1) March 2002: 1-9.

Keywords: international relations theory; domestic influence; domestic policy

BYFORD, G.: The wrong war / G. Byford.

In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 81(4) July-August 2002: 34-43.

Keywords: counterterrorism; peace and conflict studies; United States

CALLINICOS, A.: What empire? whose empire? [special section] / A. Callinicos; M. Shaw; R.B.J. Walker.In: MILLENNIUM, 31(2) 2002: 318-345.

Keywords: imperialism; international relations theory

CAPRIOLI, M.: Ethnic discrimination and interstate violence: testing the international impact of domestic

behavior / M. Caprioli; P.F. Trumbore.


Keywords: ethnic minorities; discrimination; ethnic conflicts; interstate conflicts; peace and conflict studies

CHAN, S.: On different types of international relations scholarship [review essay] / S. Chan.

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(6) November 2002: 747-756.

Keywords: international relations theory; scientific research

CHAN, S.: Explaining war termination: a Boolean analysis of causes / S. Chan.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; war termination

CHERNOFF, F.: Scientific realism as a meta-theory of international politics / F. Chernoff.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY, 46(2) June 2002: 189-207.


CHIOZZA, G.: Is there a clash of civilizations? : evidence from patterns of international conflict involvement,

1946-97 / G. Ghiozza.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; culture; religions


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COCHRAN, M.: A democratic critique of cosmopolitan democracy: pragmatism from the bottom-up.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(4) December 2002: 517-548.

Keywords: democracy; international relations theory

COLARESI, M.: Strategic rivalries, protracted conflict, and crisis escalation / M. Colaresi; W.R. Thompson.

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(3) May 2002: 263-287.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; crisis management

COLAS, A.: International civil society: social movements in world politics / A. Colas. - Cambridge : Polity Press,

2002. - 219 p. (B-K 7)

Keywords: civil society; social movements; international relations theory

COOPER, N.: The business of war: how not to downsize / N. Cooper.

In: CONFLICT, SECURITY, DEVELOPMENT, 2(3) 2002: 117-126.

Keywords: interstate conflicts; economic analysis; peace and conflict studies

CORNELL, E.: The progress of pluralism and the tug of war of civilisations / E. Cornell.

In: PERCEPTIONS, 7(2) June-August 2002: 161-189.

Keywords: international relations theory; culture

CORNWELL, D.D.F.: Holy trinities, rivalry termination, and conflict / D.D.F. Cornwell; M.P. Colaresi.

In: INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS, 28(4) October-December 2002: 325-354.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; democracy; alliances

CRAFT, C.: The arms trade and the incidence of political violence in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1967-97 / C. Craft; J.P.

Smaldone.


Keywords: arms trade; peace and conflict studies; Sub-Saharan Africa

CRONIN, B.: The two faces of the United Nations: the tension between intergovernmentalism and

transnationalism / B. Cronin.In: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE, 8(1) January-March 2002: 53-71.

Keywords: United Nations; international relations theory

DAS, R.: Postcolonial (in)securities, the BJP and the politics of Hindutva: broadening the security paradigm

between the realist and anti-nuclear/peace groups in India / R. Das.

In: THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, 24(1) February 2003: 77-96.

Keywords: national security; peace movements; nuclear weapons; non-/proliferation; international relations

theory; India

DAVIES, G.A.M.: Domestic strife and the initiation of international conflicts : a directed dyad analysis, 1950-1982.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; intrastate conflicts; international conflicts

DEIBEL, T.L.: Teaching foreign policy with memoirs / T.L. Deibel.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PERSPECTIVES, 3(2) May 2002: 128-138.

Keywords: international relations; international relations theory; decisionmaking; foreign policy; memoirs;

United States

DEROUEN, JR., K.: The dynamics of diversion: the domestic implications of presidential use of force / K.

DeRouen, Jr.; J. Peake.

In: INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS, 28(2) April-June 2002: 191-211.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; models; heads of state; public opinion; United States

DESCH, M.C.: Democracy and victory : why regime type hardly matters / M.C. Desch.

In: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY, 27(2) Fall 2002: 5-47.Keywords: warfare; political organisation; democracy; peace and conflict studies


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DIEZ, TH.: Analysing European integration: reflecting on the English school - scenarios for an encounter / Th.

Diez; R. Whitman.

In: JOURNAL OF COMMON MARKET STUDIES, 40(1) March 2002: 43-67.

Keywords: European integration; international relations theory; integration theories

DIXON, W.J.: Democracy, disputes, and negotiated settlements / W.J. Dixon; P.D. Senese.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(4) August 2002: 547-571.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; democracy; dispute settlement

DOLATYAR, M.: Hydropolitics: challenging the water-war thesis / M. Dolatyar.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; water supply

DORUSSEN, H.: Trade and conflict in multi-country models: a rejoinder / H. Dorussen.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; international trade relations

DOUGHERTY, B.K.: Pedagogy in international studies [special section] / B.K. Doutherty; K.J. Kille; G.A. Pigman.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PERSPECTIVES, 3(3) August 2002: 258-309.Keywords: international relations theory; education

DUFFY, G.: Conflicting identities: solidary incentives in the Serbo-Croatian war / G. Duffy; N. Lindstrom.


Keywords: political elites; politicians; wars; peace and conflict studies; Croatia; Serbia

ELBADAWI, I.: How much war will we see? : explaining the prevalence of civil war / I. Elbadawi; N. Sambanis.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; civil wars

ELMAN, C.: How not to be Lakatos intolerant: appraising progress in IR research / C. Elman; M.F. Elman.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY, 46(2) June 2002: 231-262.Keywords: international relations theory; scientific research

ENDING civil wars: the implementation of peace agreements / ed. by S.J. Stedman; D. Rothchild; E.M. Cousens. -

Boulder [etc.] : Lynne Rienner, 2002. - xiii, 729 p. (B-M 27)

Keywords: civil wars; peace negotiations; peace treaties; peacebuilding; peace and conflict studies;

reconstruction; human rights; refugees; Nicaragua; El Salvador; Guatemala; Rwanda; Cambodia; Bosnia and

Herzegovina; Lebanon; Liberia; Sri Lanka

The ENGLISH school: continuity and change / D. Goldfischer; I. Hall; J. Williams ... [et al.].

In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 28(4) October 2002: 697-782.

Keywords: international relations theory; globalisation; diplomatic relations; territory; national sovereignty

ENGLISH, R.D.: Power, ideas, and new evidence on the Cold War's end : a reply to Brooks and Wohlforth.


Keywords: Cold War; peace and conflict studies; political disintegration; Soviet Union

ERSKINE, T.: 'Citizen of nowhere' or 'the point where circles intersect'? : impartialist and embedded

cosmopolitanisms / T. Erskine.

In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 28(3) July 2002: 457-478.

Keywords: international relations theory; national identity

EUBEN, R.L.: Contingent borders, syncretic perspectives: globalization, political theory, and islamizing

knowledge / R.L. Euben.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES REVIEW, 4(1) Spring 2002: 23-48.

Keywords: international relations theory; culture; Islam; globalisation


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FARRELL, TH.: Constructivist security studies: protrait of a research program / Th. Farrell.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies

FIDLER, L.V.: Poverty of riches: contesting an economic interpretation of civil war and reconstruction.


Keywords: civil wars; intrastate conflicts; peace and conflict studies; economic analysis; Northern Ireland

FILTENBORG, M.S.: An alternative theoretical approach to EU foreign policy : 'network governance' and the case

of the Northern dimension initiative / M.S. Filtenborg; S. Gnzle; E. Johansson.


Keywords: EU foreign policy; international relations theory; Northern Europe

FORDHAM, B.O.: Another look at "parties, voters, and the use of force abroad" / B.O. Fordham.


Keywords: domestic influence; decisionmaking; peace and conflict studies

FRANCESCHET, A.: Moral principles and political institutions: perspectives on ethics and international affairs

[review article] / A. Franceschet.In: MILLENNIUM, 31(2) 2002: 327-357.

Keywords: international relations theory; ethics

FUJIWARA, K.: Patterns of order and changes in international relations: major wars and their aftermath / K.

Fujiwara. - Abu Dhabi : Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, 2002. - 25 p. (CD EML36)


GAUBATZ, K.T.: The Hobbesian problem and the microfoundations of international relations theory.

In: SECURITY STUDIES, 11(2) Winter 2001/2: 164-186.


GELDENHUYS, D.: Beyond the rogue state paradigm / D. Geldenhuys.In: SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 9(1) Summer 2002: 75-88.

Keywords: international relations theory; international sanctions; international security; states

GERNER, D.J.: Taking your academic expertise public: lessons learned responding to the 11 September crisis /

D.J. Gerner; Ph.A. Schrodt.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PERSPECTIVES, 3(2) May 2002: 221-229.

Keywords: terrorism; media; scientific research; international relations theory; United States

GLOBALIZATION, cooperation and conflict [special issue] / guest ed. B. Hansen.

In: COOPERATION AND CONFLICT, 37(3) September 2002: 243-349.

Keywords: globalisation; international security; peace and conflict studies; UN peacekeeping operations; EU

security policy; terrorism; counterterrorism; formation of states

GREENHILL, K.M.: Exortive engineered migration: asymmetric weapon of the weak / K.M. Greenhill.


Keywords: migration; refugees; peace and conflict studies

GRIX, J.: Towards a theoretical approach to the study of cross-border cooperation / J. Grix.

In: PERSPECTIVES, (17) Winter 2001-2002: 5-13.

Keywords: transnational cooperation; integration theories

GROVOGUI, S.N.: Regimes of sovereignty: international morality and the African condition / S.N. Grovogui.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(3) September 2002: 315-338.

Keywords: international relations theory; states; national sovereignty; Africa


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GUILLAUME, X.: Foreign policy and the politics of alterity: a dialogical understanding of international relations.

In: MILLENNIUM, 31(1) 2002: 1-26.


GUISINGER, A.: Honest threats : the interaction of reputation and political institutions in international crises / A.

Guisinger; A. Smith.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(2) April 2002: 175-200.

Keywords: international crises; perception; democracy; politicians; peace and conflict studies

HALL, M.: Review article: international relations and world history / M. Hall.


Keywords: international relations theory; history

HAM, P. VAN: Branding territory: inside the wonderful worlds of PR and IR theory / P. van Ham.

In: MILLENNIUM, 31(2) 2002: 249-269.

Keywords: public relations; international relations theory; states; perception

HAMMARSTROEM, M.: The diffusion of military intervention: testing a network position approach / M.

Hammarstrm; B. Heldt.In: INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS, 28(4) October-December 2002: 355-377.

Keywords: interventions; interstate conflicts; peace and conflict studies

HANDBOOK of international relations / ed. by W. Carlsnaes; Th. Risse; B.A. Simmons. - London : Sage, 2002. -

xx, 571 p. (B-S 293)

Keywords: international relations; handbooks; international relations theory

HARRIS, L.: Al Qaeda's fantasy ideology / L. Harris.

In: POLICY REVIEW ONLINE, (113) 2002: 13 p. (CA1083)

Keywords: terrorism; warfare; peace and conflict studies; Islam; fundamentalism; United States

HARRISON, E.: Windows on Waltz [special theme] / E. Harrison; M. Woods.In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 28(1) January 2002: 143-189.

Keywords: international relations theory; nuclear weapons; non-/proliferation

HEGRE, H.: Trade decreases conflict more in multi-actor systems: a comment on Dorussen / H. Hegre.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; international trade relations

HENDERSON, E.A.: "New wars" and rumors of "new wars" / E.A. Henderson.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; wars

HILL, CHR.: The changing politics of foreign policy. - Basingstoke : Palgrave, 2003. - xx, 376 p. (B-L 186)


HOBSON, J.M.: 'Bringing the state back in, kicking the state back out' : reconstructing the identity of the

discipline of international relations [book review essay] / J.M. Hobson.


Keywords: international relations theory; states

HOFFMAN, A.M.: A conceptualisation of trust in international relations / A.M. Hoffman.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(3) September 2002: 375-401.


HOFFMANN, S.: Clash of globalizations / S. Hoffmann.

In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 81(4) July-August 2002: 104-115.Keywords: globalisation; international security; international relations theory


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HOLDEN, G.: Who contextualizes the contextualizers? : disciplinary history and the discourse about IR discourse



HOROWITZ, S.: War after communism: effects on political and economic reform in the former Soviet Union and

Yugoslavia / S. Horowitz.


Keywords: political reforms; economic reforms; wars; peace and conflict studies; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Bosnia

and Herzegovina; Croatia; Georgia; Moldova; Tajikistan; Serbia and Montenegro

HOWARD, S.A.: World eras, revolution, and war: modern to postmodern / S.A. Howard.

In: ORBIS, 46(4) Fall 2002: 623-639.

Keywords: revolutions; international relations theory

HUDSON, V.M.: A surplus of men, a deficit of peace : security and sex ratios in Asia's largest states / V.M.

Hudson; A. Den Boer.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; demographic analysis; populations groups; women; equality between

men and women; Afghanistan; Bangladesh; China; India; Nepal; Pakistan; Taiwan

JACKSON, R.: Violent internal conflict and the African state: towards a framework for analyis / R. Jackson.

In: JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN STUDIES, 20(1) January 2002: 29-52.

Keywords: intrastate conflicts; civil wars; states; peace and conflict studies; Sub-Saharan Africa

JACOBSEN, J.K.: Duelling constructivisms: a post-mortem on the ideas debate in mainstream IR/IPE.

In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 29(1) January 2003: 39-60.


JAEGER, H.-M.: Hegel's reluctant realism and the transnationalisation of civil society / H.-M. Jaeger.

In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 28(3) July 2002: 497-517.

Keywords: civil society; international relations theory

JENTLESON, B.W.: The need for praxis : bringing policy relevance back in / B.W. Jentleson.


Keywords: international relations theory; terrorism; United States

JERVIS, R.: Theories of war in an era of leading-power peace / R. Jervis.

In: AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 96(1) March 2002: 1-14.


JUNGBLUT, B.M.E.: The liberal peace and conflictive interactions: the onset of militarized interstate disputes,

1950-78 / B.M.E. Jungblut; R.J. Stoll.

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(5) September 2002: 527-546.

Keywords: interstate conflicts; peace and conflict studies

KAPOOR, I.: Capitalism, culture, agency: dependency versus postcolonial theory / I. Kapoor.

In: THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, 23(4) August 2002: 647-664.

Keywords: international relations theory; developing countries

KAPTEYN, P.: Gewapende vrede : de pacificerende conditie van de statensamenwerking / P. Kapteyn.

In: VREDE EN VEILIGHEID, 31(1) 2002: 54-73.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; international relations

KIM, WOOSANG: Power parity, alliance, dissatisfaction, and wars in East Asia, 1860-1993 / Woosang Kim.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; alliances; wars; Far East


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KONO, D.Y.: Are free trade areas good for multilateralism? : evidence from the European Free Trade Association.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY, 46(4) December 2002: 507-527.

Keywords: free trade areas; EFTA; multilateral relations; international relations theory

KOO, JASOOK: Integrative complexity of South-North Korean correspondences : a time-series analysis,

1984-1994 / Jasook Koo; Joon Han; Junghyun Kim.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(2) April 2002: 286-304.

Keywords: bilateral relations; decisionmaking; international relations theory; North Korea; South Korea

KREUZER, P.: Applying theories of ethno-cultural conflict and conflict resolution to collective violence in

Indonesia / P. Kreuzer. - Frankfurt : Peace Research Institute Frankfurt [PRIF], 2002. - iv, 59 p. (CD PRIF63)

Keywords: conflict management; peace and conflict studies; ethnic conflicts; Indonesia

KURTZ, S.: The future of "history" / S. Kurtz.

In: POLICY REVIEW ONLINE, (113) June & July 2002: 19 p. (CA1082)

Keywords: international relations theory; culture; Islam

LATHAM, A.: Warfare transformed: a Braudelian perspective on the 'revolution in military affairs' / A. Latham.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(2) June 2002: 231-266.Keywords: warfare; military strategies; military technology; peace and conflict studies

LEPGOLD, J.: Who owes whom, how much, and when? : understanding reciprocated social exchange in

international politics / J. Lepgold; G.E. Shambaugh.



LINKLATER, A.: The problem of harm in world politics: implications for the sociology of states-systems.

In: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 78(2) April 2002: 319-338.

Keywords: international relations theory; states

LUCK, E.C.: Rediscovering the state / E.C. Luck.In: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE, 8(1) January-March 2002: 7-11.

Keywords: international relations theory; states; international organisations

MACK, A.: Civil war: academic research and the policy community / A. Mack.


Keywords: civil wars; intrastate conflicts; peace and conflict studies

MACKINLAY, J.: Globalisation and insurgency / J. Mackinlay. - Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2002. - 116 p.

(CD ADE352)

Keywords: globalisation; peace and conflict studies; international security

MAKINDA, S.M.: Hedley Bull and global governance: a note on IR theory / S.M. Makinda.

In: AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 56(3) November 2002: 361-371.


MANAGING selection effects on research in world politics [special issue] / ed. J.L. Ray; guest ed. W. Reed.

In: INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS, 28(1) 2002: 1-115.

Keywords: international relations theory; peace and conflict studies; deterrence; political organisation;

international sanctions; methodology

MANDELBAUM, M.: The ideas that conquered the world : peace, democracy, and free markets in the

twenty-first century / M. Mandelbaum. - Oxford : PublicAffairs, 2002. - 495 p. (B-M 47)

Keywords: international relations theory; political ideologies; international security

MANSFIELD, E.D.: Democratic transitions, institutional strength, and war / E.D. Mansfield; J. Snyder.In: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, 56(4) Spring 2002: 297-337.


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Keywords: democratisation; peace and conflict studies; United States

MANSFIELD, E.D.: Why democracies cooperate more: electoral control and international trade agreements / E.D.

Mansfield; H.V. Milner; B.P. Rosendorff.

In: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, 56(3) Summer 2002: 477-513.

Keywords: international relations theory; democracy; trade agreements; domestic influence

MANSFIELD, E.D.: Incomplete democratization and the outbreak of military disputes / E.D. Mansfield; J. Snyder.


Keywords: democratisation; peace and conflict studies; interstate conflicts

MARTIN, C.H.: Rewarding North Korea: theoretical perspectives on the 1994 agreed framework / C.H. Martin.


Keywords: international sanctions; nuclear weapons; non-/proliferation; bilateral relations; international relations

theory; North Korea; United States

MCCGWIRE, M.: Shifting the paradigm / M. MccGwire.

In: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 78(1) January 2002: 1-28.

Keywords: international relations; international security; international relations theory; doctrines; westernindustrialised countries

MCGUIRE, M.C.: Property distribution and configurations of sovereign states: a rational economic model / M.C.

McGuire.

In: DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS, 13(4) August 2002: 251-270.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; economic situation; defence expenditures; national sovereignty

MIDFORD, P.: The logic of reassurance and Japan's grand strategy / P. Midford.

In: SECURITY STUDIES, 11(3) Spring 2002: 1-43.

Keywords: security policy; military strategies; international relations theory; Japan

MIERS, A.C.: Multilateral sanctions and foreign policy: can too many cooks spoil the broth? / A.C. Miers; T.C.Morgan.


Keywords: economic sanctions; international relations theory

MKANDAWIRE, T.: The terrible toll of post-colonial 'rebel movements' in Africa: towards an explanation of the

violence against the peasantry / T. Mkandawire.

In: JOURNAL OF MODERN AFRICAN STUDIES, 40(2) June 2002: 181-215.

Keywords: political violence; peace and conflict studies; farmers; Africa

MOUL, W.: Dangerous balances, 1816-1989: a simple theory with longitudinal evidence / W. Moul.


Keywords: balance of power; international relations theory

MOUSSEAU, M.: An economic limitation to the zone of democratic peace and cooperation / M. Mousseau.


Keywords: democracy; economic development; peace and conflict studies

NEUMANN, I.B.: The English school on diplomacy / I.B. Neumann. - The Hague : Netherlands Institute of

International Relations 'Clingendael', March 2002. - 29 p. (CD DSP79)

Keywords: international relations theory; foreign policy; history; Clingendael; United Kingdom

NEUMANN, I.B.: The proliferation of proliferation [book review essay] / I.B. Neumann.


Keywords: non-/proliferation; peace and conflict studies; international security


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NEUMAYER, E.: Do democracies exhibit stronger international environmental commitment? : a cross-country

analysis / E. Neumayer.


Keywords: democracy; environmental protection; international relations theory

NINCIC, M.: Race, gender, and war / M. Nincic; D.J. Nincic.


Keywords: equality between men and women; racism; peace and conflict studies; foreign policy; United States

NOELKE, A.: Networks versus networks: a critical appraisal of post-national governance approaches with a

focus on international organisations / A. Nlke. - Amsterdam : Vrije Universiteit, Department of Political Science,

November 2002. - 33 p. (CD WPPS3/2002)

Keywords: international organisations; international relations theory

O'BRIEN, S.P.: Anticipating the good, the bad, and the ugly : an early warning approach to conflict and

instability analysis / S.P. O'Brien.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(6) December 2002: 791-811.

Keywords: early warning; peace and conflict studies

ODYSSEOS, L.: Dangerous ontologies: the ethos of survival and ethical theorizing in international relations.


Keywords: international relations theory; ethics

OEZKECECI-TANER, B.: How to study foreign politics: systemic constraints vs. domestic politics and

decision-making structures / B. Oezkececi-Taner.

In: PERCEPTIONS, 6(4) December 2001 - February 2002: 138-147.


ONUF, N.: Institutions, intentions and international relations / N. Onuf.


Keywords: international organisations; international relations theory

OROZCO, M.: International norms and mobilization of democracy: Nicaragua in the world / M. Orozco. -

Aldershot : Ashgate, 2002. - vii, 147 p. (B-L 190)

Keywords: democratisation; domestic policy; peace treaties; international relations theory; Nicaragua

OWEN IV, J.M.: The foreign imposition of domestic institutions / J.M. Owen IV.

In: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, 56(4) Spring 2002: 375-409.

Keywords: interventions; peace and conflict studies

PALMER, G.: Give or take: foreign aid and foreign policy substitutability / G. Palmer; S.B. Wohlander; T.C.

Morgan.


Keywords: international aid; development cooperation; international relations theory

PANAH, M.H.: Social revolution: the elusive emergence of an agenda in international relations / M.H. Panah.


Keywords: revolutions; international relations theory; social economic development

PARISH, R.: Kantian liberalism and the collective defense of democracy in Latin America / R. Parish; M. Peceny.


Keywords: democracy; international relations theory; liberalism; Latin America

PECENY, M.: Dictatorial peace / M. Peceny; C.C. Beer; S. Sanchez-Terry.

In: AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 96(1) March 2002: 15-26.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; political organisation; dictatorship


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PEDERSEN, TH.: Cooperative hegemony: power, ideas and institutions in regional integration / Th. Pedersen.


Keywords: hegemony; international relations theory; regionalism; regional integration

PEVEHOUSE, J.C.: Democracy from the outside-in? : international organizations and democratization.

In: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, 56(3) Summer 2002: 515-549.

Keywords: democratisation; international sanctions; international organisations; international relations theory

PHILPOTT, D.: Liberalism, power, and authority in international relations: on the origins of colonial

independence and internationally sanctioned intervention / D. Philpott.


Keywords: hegemony; international relations theory; constitutions

PHILPOTT, D.: The challenge of September 11 to secularism in international relations / D. Philpott.

In: WORLD POLITICS, 55(1) October 2002: 66-95.

Keywords: international relations theory; religions

PICKERING, J.: War-weariness and cumulative effects: victors, vanquished, and subsequent interstate

intervention.In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(3) May 2002: 313-337.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; interventions; interstate conflicts

PICKERING, J.: Give me shelter: reexamining military intervention and the monadic democratic peace.

In: INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS, 28(4) October-December 2002: 293-324.

Keywords: interventions; democracy; peace and conflict studies

PINEL, B.I.: Black box or Pandora's box: state level variables and progressivity in realist research programs.



POSSETH, J.: Neorealisme en neoliberalisme in het licht van '11 september' / J. Posseth.In: VREDE EN VEILIGHEID, 31(2) 2002: 181-191.

Keywords: international relations theory; terrorism

PRATT, N.: Small wars: the past as prologue, an alternative vision of future conflict / N. Pratt.

In: MILITAIRE SPECTATOR, 171(7-8) 2002: 381-399.

Keywords: interstate conflicts; wars; peace and conflict studies

PRINS, B.C.: Institutional instability and the credibility of audience costs: political participation and interstate

crisis bargaining, 1816-1992 / B.C. Prins.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; democracy; political organisation; international crises; international

negotiations

QUAN LI: The (ir)relevance of militarized interstate disputes for international trade / Quan Li; D. Sacko.


Keywords: interstate conflicts; international trade; peace and conflict studies

REDD, S.B.: The influence of advisers on foreign policy decision making : an experimental study / S.B. Redd.


Keywords: international relations theory; decisionmaking; foreign policy; information

REGAN, P.M.: Democracy, threats and political repression in developing countries: are democracies internally

less violent? / P.M. Regan; E.A. Henderson.

In: THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, 23(1) February 2002: 119-136.

Keywords: democracy; developing countries; political repression; political violence; peace and conflict studies


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REICHARDT, D.: Democracy promotion in Slovakia an import or an export business? : the influence of

international relations on civil society in a transitional state / D. Reichardt.

In: PERSPECTIVES, (18) Summer 2002: 5-20.

Keywords: democratisation; NGO's; international relations theory; Slovakia

RENGGER, N.: On the just war tradition in the twenty-first century / N. Rengger.

In: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 78(2) April 2002: 353-363.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; ethics

REUVENY, R.: World economic growth, northern antagonism, and North-South conflict / R. Reuveny; W.R.

Thompson.


Keywords: economic growth; international economy; North-South relations; peace and conflict studies

ROBINSON, W.I.: Remapping development in light of globalisation: from a territorial to a social cartography.

In: THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, 23(6) December 2002: 1047-1071.

Keywords: development policy; globalisation; international relations theory

ROSECRANCE, R.N.: War and peace [review article] / R.N. Rosecrance.In: WORLD POLITICS, 55(1) October 2002: 137-166.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; hegemony; United States

ROUSSEAU, D.L.: Motivations for choice : the salience of relative gains in international politics / D.L. Rousseau.



SAIDEMAN, S.M.: Discrimination in international relations: analysing external support for ethnic groups.


Keywords: ethnic groups; discrimination; international relations theory

SAIDEMAN, S.M.: Overlooking the obvious: bringing international politics back into ethnic conflict managementIn: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES REVIEW, 4(3) Fall 2002: 63-86.

Keywords: ethnic conflicts; conflict management; conflict prevention; international relations theory

SAMBANIS, N.: A review of recent advances and future direction in the quantitative literature on civil war.

In: DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS, 13(3) June 2002: 215-243.

Keywords: civil wars; etnic conflicts; peace and conflict studies; statistics

SAMPIEMON, J.: Op zoek naar wetmatigheden in de internationale betrekkingen [besprekingsartikel].

In: INTERNATIONALE SPECTATOR, 57(1) januari 2003: 35-39.


SAMPLE, S.G.: The outcomes of military buildups: minor states vs. major powers / S.G. Sample.


Keywords: military power; peace and conflict studies; arms race

SCHAFER, M.: The process-outcome connection in foreign policy decision making: a quantitative study building

on groupthink / M. Schafer; S. Crichlow.


Keywords: decisionmaking; international relations theory

SCHWARTZ, TH.: The myth of the democratic peace / Th. Schwartz; K.K. Skinner.

In: ORBIS, 46(1) Winter 2002: 159-172.

Keywords: democracy; peace and conflict studies

SENDING, O.J.: Constitution, choice and change: problems with the 'logic of appropriateness' and its use inconstructivist theory / O.J. Sending.


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SHAW, K.: Indigeneity and the international / K. Shaw.

In: MILLENNIUM, 31(1) 2002: 55-81.

Keywords: international relations theory; indigenous peoples

SHERMAN, J.: Policies and practices for regulating resource flows to armed conflict: IPA conference report /

rapp. J. Sherman. - New York : International Peace Academy, May 2002. - 23 p. (CA1137)

Keywords: international conflicts; economic resources; peace and conflict studies

SILVA FERREIRA, R.M. DE: Nieuwe vormen van conflicten / R.M. de Silva Ferreira.

In: MILITAIRE SPECTATOR, 172(2) 2003: 62-74.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; international conflicts; international security; warfare

SMITH, M.L.R.: Guerrillas in the mist: reassessing strategy and low intensity warfare / M.L.R. Smith.

In: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 29(1) January 2003: 19-37.

Keywords: guerrilla warfare; low intensity conflicts; peace and conflict studies

SNYDER, G.H.: Mearsheimer's world: offensive realism and the struggle for security [review essay] / G.H. Snyder.

In: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY, 27(1) Summer 2002: 149-173.

Keywords: balance of power; hegemony; international relations; international security; international relations

theory; regional security; European security; United States; Far East; Europe

SNYDER, J.: Anarchy and culture: insights from the anthropology of war / J. Snyder.

In: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, 56(1) Winter 2002: 7-45.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; culture

SOLOVYOV, E.: Tolerance as a factor of global stability in the changing world / E. Solovyov.

In: PEACE AND SECURITY, 33 July 2002: 8-20.

Keywords: international relations theory; international security

STAUVERMANN, P.: Why is there so much peace? / P. Stauvermann.

In: DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS, 13(1) February 2002: 61-75.

Keywords: peace and conflict studies; economic analysis

STERLING-FOLKER, J.: Realism and the constructivist challenge: rejecting, reconstructing, or rereading.



TELHAMI, S.: Kenneth Waltz, neorealism, and foreign policy / S. Telhami.

In: SECURITY STUDIES, 11(3) Spring 2002: 158-170.


TESCHKE, B.: Theorizing the Westphalian system of states: international relations from absolutism to capitalism.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(1) March 2002: 5-48.


THAKUR, R.: Why war trumps peace / R. Thakur.

In: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE, 8(4) October-December 2002: 405-411.


THIES, C.G.: Progress, history and identity in international relations theory: the case of the idealist-realist debate.

In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 8(2) June 2002: 147-185.



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TURES, J.A.: The dearth of jointly dyadic democratic interventions / J.A. Tures.


Keywords: peace and conflict studies; democracy; interventions; interstate conflicts

UNDERSTANDING civil war [special issue] / ed. by P. Collier; N. Sambanis.

In: JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, 46(1) February 2002: 170 p.

Keywords: civil wars; intrastate conflicts; conflict management; peace and conflict studies; Africa

WALTERS, W.: The power of inscription: beyond social construction and deconstruction in European

integration studies / W. Walters.

In: MILLENNIUM, 31(1) 2002: 83-108.

Keywords: justice and home affairs; integration theories

WAPNER, P.: The sovereignty of nature? : environmental protection in a postmodern age / P. Wapner.

In: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY, 46(2) June 2002: 167-187.

Keywords: international relations theory; environmental protection

WEITSMAN, P.A.: International systems, domestic structures, and risk / P.A. Weitsman; G.E. Shambaugh.

In: JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, 39(3) May 2002: 289-312.Keywords: international relations; democracy; peace and conflict studies; international security

XINYUAN DAI: Information systems in treaty regimes / Xinyuan Dai.

In: WORLD POLITICS, 54(4) July 2002: 405-436.

Keywords: treaties; verification; international law; international relations theory

YOUNG, C.: Deciphering disorder in Africa: is identity the key? [review article] / C. Young.

In: WORLD POLITICS, 54(4) July 2002: 532-537.

Keywords: democratisation; intrastate conflicts; peace and conflict studies; Sub-Saharan Africa; Algeria; Liberia;

Rwanda

Internetsites

ABC Relieflinks : http://www.geocities.com/abcrelieflink/links.htmThe main purpose of this site is to compile

useful Internet links with background information, up to date information and practical information for people

who are working in the field of development aid and emergency relief.

Accord: An International Review of Peace Initiatives: http://www.c-r.org/accord/ : Provides detailed

narrative and rigorous analysis on specific war and peace processes, combining readability with

practical relevance.

African Conflict Journal : http://www.africanconflict.org/: The ACJ is solidifying collaborative efforts

between practical, structural and theoretical approaches to understanding conflict, response to conflict

and ultimately, how to prevent conflict in Africa. The ACJ is independent, nonprofit and developing.

The ACJ is not associated with- nor ever will be- with movements, campaigns or partisan themes or

actions.

AlertNet : http://www.alertnet.org: Reuter Foundation's news and communications service for the

emergency relief community. Contains news stories and press releases from leading relief agencies.

Asia-Pacific Defense Forum: http://forum.apan-info.net/ : A professional military journal published

quarterly by the Commander in Chief of the United States Pacific Command to provide an international

forum for military personnel of the Asian and Pacific areas.

The Causes and Prevention of War WWW links,Massachusetts Institute of Technology :

http://web.mit.edu/17.423/www/Archive99/links.html

Conciliation Resources: http://www.c-r.org/: Includes the Accord series: balanced and informative

reviews of various peace processes, plus occasional papers and other information.

Conflict Resolution Information Source : http://www.crinfo.org/: From the Conflict Research

Consortium, University of Colorado, an searchable database of news and basic, topical, and specialized

information sources on conflict resolution, as well as networking and education in the subject.

The Conflict Prevention and Reconstruction Program of the World Bank :

http://wbln0018.worldbank.org/essd/essd.nsf/Post-Conflict/home: Dedicated to easing the transition to


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sustainable peace and supporting socio-economic development in conflict-affected countries.

Conflict Prevention Web: http://www.caii-dc.com/ghai/: Includes resources on conflict prevention and

the Practitioner's Guide to Conflict Prevention and Mitigation.

Conflict Research Consortium, University of Colorado, USA: http://www.colorado.edu/conflict : A

comprehensive gateway at the University of Colorado, featuring information on constructive

approaches to difficult conflicts. Note their online Working Papers, and Conflict Resolution Information

Source, an searchable database of news and basic, topical, and specialized information sources on

conflict resolution, as well as networking and education in the subject.

Conflict Trends : http://www.accord.org.za/web.nsf : Published by the African Centre for the

Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD) which is an international civil-society organisation

working throughout Africa to bring appropriate African solutions to the challenges posed by conflict on

the continent.

Conflict Web : http://www.info.usaid.gov/regions/afr/conflictweb/ : A USAID-hosted resource for

organizations and individuals involved in conflict prevention, mitigation, and management; humanitarian

assistance; conflict resolution, recovery, and post-conflict reconstruction (transition towards a

sustainable, secure and durable peace). ConflictWeb seeks to provide the development practitioner with

an entry point into the field of conflict by providing a variety of resources.

Contemporary conflicts in Africa : http://www.synapse.net/~acdi20/welcome.htmAlthough this site

seems to provide useful information on conflicts in Africa it is not clear by whom and with whatphilosophy this information is published.

The Correlates of War (COW) Project: http://www.umich.edu/~cowproj/index.html: The COW project

is an ongoing effort to study and explore the conditions associated with the outbreak of war, as well as

with the conditions surrounding militarized disputes.

Defense Monitor : http://www.cdi.org/dm/Journal of the Center for Defense Information, USA

Dialogue Webpage for Conflicts Worldwide : http://www.dwcw.org/ : Discussion forum primarily

focusing on seventeen selected conflicts in Asia, the Great Lakes region and the Balkans (but also on

any other conflict). Maintained by the Japan Center for Preventive Diplomacy (JCPD)

Directory of Organisations for Conflict Prevention in Asia and the Pacific: http://www.conflict-

prevention.org/ : Maintained by the Japan Center for Preventive Diplomacy and the Japanese Institute

of International Affairs. This dialogue forum which aims to contribute to the improvement of mutual

understanding between opposing sides of conflict throughout the world. Ethnic Conflict Research Digest: http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/ecrd/index.html : Publishes peer reviews

of recently published books, journal articles and research papers on the dynamics and management of

ethnic conflict. The page was not available on November 15 th.

European Platform for Conflict Prevention and Transformation : http://www.euconflict.org/ : Network

of European non-governmental organisations involved in the prevention and/or resolution of violent

conflicts in the international arena. Annual report, country guides, directory, newsletter, events

schedule, and more online.

Facts on International Relations and Security Trends (FIRST): http://first.sipri.org/: FIRST is a joint

project of the International Relations and Security Network (ISN) and the Stockholm International Peace

Research Institute (SIPRI). The integrated database system contains clearly documented information

from research institutes around the world. It covers areas in the field of international relations and

security, such as hard facts on armed conflicts and peace keeping, arms production and trade, military

expenditure, armed forces and conventional weapons holding, nuclear weapons, chronology, statistics

and other reference data.

Forum on Early Warning and Early Response (FEWER) : http://www.fewer.org/ : A coalition of NGOs

dedicated to conflict prevention. Includes analyses and reports on prevention generally, and specifically

articles on the Caucasus, Central Asia, West Africa, Central Africa, Southeast Asia and Central & Latin

America.

Freedom, Democracy, Peace; Power, Democide, and War: http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/ : A

massive and searchable site with hundreds of documents on these topics from the rich empirical studies

of the whole career of Professor R. J. Rummel.The theme is "The more freedom, the less violence."

Global Beat Resource Service for the Global Journalist : http://www.nyu.edu/globalbeat/ : News and

analysis of various international issues, including Balkan Conflicts, East Asian Security, EU Integration

& Enlargement, Middle East, NATO Expansion, Nuclear Weapons & Proliferation, South Asian Security,

US Defense Policy. Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity INCORE : http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/ : Central


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resource on the internet for those in the area of conflict resolution and ethnic conflict. The page was not

available on November 15th.

International Crisis Group :http://www.intl-crisis-group.org : Variety of current reports on conflicts

from ICG s political analysts and field researchers in Algeria, Bosnia, Cambodia, Central Africa and the

Balkans.

International Relations and Security Network: http://www.isn.ethz.ch/: Among the services offered are:

an annotated links library, a limited area search tool (ISN LASE), a selection of resources on current

world affairs, and specialized fact databases. ISN also develops educational modules in the fields

mentioned and acts as a platform for networking, dialogue, and cooperation within the international

security community.

International Relations and Security Network Limited Area Search Engine :

http://www.isn.ethz.ch/lase/ : Very powerful, to conduct a search in several languages among a large

number of Web sites on international relations and security policy, with the Eurospider system. Sites

indexed are those of international organizations, governmental bodies, recognized research

institutions/think tanks, NGOs, and scholarly journals dealing with foreign affairs and security policy.

From the International Relations and Security Network and the Center for Security Studies and Conflict

Research.

International Security Information Service : http://www.isisuk.demon.co.uk/ : From the UK, "provides

factual information and analysis on issues of international security and defence to parliamentarians andother interested parties." Many online studies and International Security Briefing Papers are available on

this searchable site.

International Security Policy & Military Affairs:Information Sources :

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/lehman/guides/isc.html : From the Lehman Library of Columbia

University a selective guide to library materials and Internet resources on international security policy

and military affairs.

Maintien de la Paix : http://www.ulaval.ca/iqhei/etudes_strat2.html Il a pour objectif de faire le point sur

le rle de l'ONU et d'autres organisations rgionales dans le domaine du maintien et du rtablissement de

la paix.

MERLN Digital Library: http://198.76.98.34/diglib.html : Aportal to military education research materials

that are digitized by MERLN participants. It currently contains student papers, lectures, conference

proceedings, personal paper collections, reports and legislation. It is updated frequently and will growto include an even wider range of materials. The MERLN Digital Library is a significant source for

research and scholarship on military topics.

MILEX NewsTracker : http://www.bicc.de/milex/homepg/tracker.php3 : Aims to bring capsule

summaries of news coverage of military expenditure and military business events worldwide.

Military Education and Research Library Network (MERLN) : http://merln.ndu.edu/: The searchable

joint site of military education libraries in the United States (mainly) and Europe, providing access to the

library holdings and online information resources of the "largest and most comprehensive collections of

military information resources in the world."

Navigating The Military Internet :http://www.bvb-

consult.de/content/Navigating%20The%20Military%20Internet.htm : From the Dudley Knox Library,

U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, links to major United States military Internet sites, plus IGOs, think

tanks, and research centers in the security issues area.

Organisations and Institutes Concerned with Peace and Conflict :

http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/cds/metadata/organs.html : A global master list of links from the Internet

Service on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity (INCORE). The page was not available on November 15 th.

Peace and Conflict : http://csf.colorado.edu/peace/: The purpose of this site is to serve as a virtual guide

to, and library of, peace studies and conflict resolution.

PeaceNet : http://www.igc.org/peacenet/ : By the Institute for Global Communications information in the

areas of peace, social and economic justice, human rights, and the struggle against racism.

Peace Studies Association, Earlham College : http://www.earlham.edu/~psa/: An organization of

individuals and of college and university academic programs for the study of peace, conflict, justice and

global security. Founded in 1987, the Peace Studies Association exists to enhance and promote the

academic field of peace studies in higher education.

The Program in Arms Control, Disarmament, and International Security (ACDIS), Universityof

Illinois : http://www.acdis.uiuc.edu/: An interdisciplinary, research, teaching, and public serviceprogram. The program's primary areas of focus are: energy uses of technology and security; South Asia;


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democratization in Russia and Eastern Europe; globalization; human rights; and military history.

Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA) debate http://www.comw.org/rma/ : Aims to broaden the

discussion of today's putative military revolution and refocus it on outstanding issues. They try to

facilitate access to the best full-text resources and online research about the RMA that the Web has to

offer, featuring both advocates and skeptics of all stripes.

SearchMil.com :http://www.searchmil.com/ : Searches nearly one million military (.mil) Web pages,

indexed and ranked in order of popularity.

Selected Conflict Management Related Links from the Center for Applied ConflictManagement, Kent

State University : http://dept.kent.edu/cacm/links.htm

Stratfor.com: http://www.stratfor.com/ : From a "private intelligence company engaged in open-source

information monitoring," posts free news and analysis about international political, social, military, and

economic events, hotspots, and trends. Forecasts and a free e-mail newsletter are available.

Stratnet: http://www.stratnet.ucalgary.ca/: The Strategic Studies Network, from the Strategic Studies

Program at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, a research tool in the areas of strategic studies,

security, international relations and politics.

The Transboundary Freshwater Dispute Database: http://www.transboundarywaters.orst.edu/ : A

project of the Oregon State University Department of Geosciences:

United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: http://www.un.org/Depts/dpko/dpko/home_bottom.htm

UNDP emergency reponse division : http://www.undp.org/erd/: When a sudden crisis arises, reliefagencies, under United Nations leadership, develop a programme to respond to urgent needs and

thereby help stabilise the country. UNDP supports its partners in these efforts through ERD's

collaboration with the UN system headquarters units.

War, Peace, and Security WWW Server : http://wps.cfc.dnd.ca/By the Information Resource Centre of

the Canadian Forces College

The WWW Virtual Library: Peace, Conflict Resolution, and International Security :

http://www.etown.edu/vl/peace.html

International Security / Conflict Studies: Research Institutes

African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes ACCORD : http://www.accord.org.za/ : A

South African-based organisation involved in Conflict Resolution, Peacekeeping and PreventiveDiplomacy throughout the continent of Africa

The Atlantic Council of the United States : http://www.acus.org/ A non partisan network of leaders who

are convinced of the pivotal importance of effective U.S. foreign policy and the cohesion of U.S.

international relationships. The Council promotes constructive U.S. leadership and engagement in

international affairs based on the central role of the Atlantic community in the contemporary world

situation.

Berghof Forschungszentrums fr konstruktive Konfliktbearbeitung: http://www.berghof-center.org/ :

An organization whose work is aimed at identifying constructive methods for dealing with ethnic and

cultural conflicts in Europe, and at providing scientific analysis of, and support for, the practical

application of such methods. Web-site includes the Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation.

Brookings Institution : http://www.brook.edu/default.htm : The Brookings Institution functions as an

independent analyst and critic, committed to publishing its findings for the information of the public. In

its conferences and activities, it serves as a bridge between scholarship and public policy, bringing new

knowledge to the attention of decisionmakers and affording scholars a better insight into public policy

issues.

Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict : http://www.ccpdc.org/ : Carnegie Corporation of

New York established the Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict in May 1994 to address

the looming threat to world peace of intergroup violence and to advance new ideas for the prevention

and resolution of deadly conflict. The Commission has examined the principal causes of deadly ethnic,

nationalist, and religious conflicts within and between states and the circumstances that foster or deter

their outbreak. The Commission looks at the strengths and weaknesses of various international entities

in conflict prevention and considers ways in which international organizations might contribute toward

developing an effective international system of nonviolent problem solving.

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace : http://www.ceip.org/ : A private nonprofit organization

dedicated to advancing cooperation among nations and promoting active international engagement bythe United States.


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Center for Defense Information : http://www.cdi.org/ : An American non-partisan, non-profit

organization committed to independent research on the social, economic, environmental, political and

military components of global security. They publish the Defense Monitor : http://www.cdi.org/dm/ as a

electronic journal.

Centre for Conflict Resolution, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford :

http://www.brad.ac.uk/acad/confres/index.html

Centre for Defence and International Security Studies : http://www.cdiss.org/hometemp.htm: An inter-

disciplinary research centre based in the Department of Politics and International Relations at Lancaster

University in the UK. CDISS exists to research, raise awareness and stimulate debate on a wide range of

defence and security issues relevant to both the UK and the International Community.

Centre for European Security Studies : http://odur.let.rug.nl/cess/: An independent research, education

and training enterprise dedicated to encouraging informed debate on security matters and to promoting

and sustaining democratic structures and processes in foreign and defence policy-making across the

whole of Europe.

Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies, University of California : http://hypatia.ss.uci.edu/gpacs/:

A multi-disciplinary program dedicated to promoting scholarly, student, and public understanding of

international conflict and cooperation.

Center for Global Security Research : http://cgsr.llnl.gov/: Brings technologists together with analysts

and others from the policy community to study ways in which technology can enhance internationalsecurity.

Center for International Development and Conflict Management, University of Maryland :

http://www.bsos.umd.edu/cidcm/: Theory building, policy outreach , and linking development with

conflict management, are the three core elements of diverse and expert team on protracted conflict

management and resolution, economic development, human rights, ethics, and religious tolerance.

CIDCM's core program seeks to systematically link the Center's work with that of other research centers,

governmental organizations and actors in regions of conflict. With a combination of rigorous empirical

research and hands-on training, CIDCM supports both policymakers (Track I) and non-governmental

activists and organizations (Track II) engaged in preventive diplomacy, early warning and conflict

management.

Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University : http://cisac.stanford.edu/ : A

multidisciplinary community dedicated to research and training in issues of international security.TheCenter,:formerly the Center for International Security and Arms Control, brings together scholars,

policymakers, area specialists, business people, and other experts to focus on a wide range of security

questions of current importance.

Center for Peace and Reconciliation, Arias Foundation for Peace and Human Progress , Costa Rica:

http://www.arias.or.cr/Eindice.htm

The Center for Security Policy : http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/index.jsp?section=today

Conservative organization to stimulate and inform national and international debate about all aspects of

security policy, especially those bearing on the interests of the United States. Online publications.

Center for Security Studies and Conflict Research , Swiss Federal Institute of Technology :

http://www.fsk.ethz.ch/

Center for Strategic and International Studies : http://www.csis.org/ : Focuses primarily on three

subject areas. First, CSIS addresses the full spectrum of new challenges to national and international

security. Second, they maintain resident experts on all of the world's major geographical regions. Third,

they are committed to helping to develop new methods of governance for the global age; to this end,

CSIS has programs on technology and public policy, international trade and finance, and energy.

Clingendael Conflict Research Unit: http://www.clingendael.nl/cru/: Part of theNetherlands Institute of

International Relations, focusing on the study of intrastate conflict and conflict management, especially

in the developing world. Studies, papers, and seminar proceedings are online.

The Commonwealth Institute : http://www.comw.org/index.html : A nonprofit, non-governmental

public policy research organization.

European Union Institute for Security Studies : http://www.iss-eu.org/: Formely the Institute for

Security Studies of the Western European Union. The Institute has the status of an autonomous agency

that comes under the EU's second 'pillar' - the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). The ISS-EU

does not represent or defend any particular national interest. Its aim is to help create a common

European security culture, to enrich the strategic debate by providing the best possible interfacebetween decision-makers and non-official specialists, and systematically to promote the interests of the


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Union.

Fund for Peace : http://www.fundforpeace.org/: Mission is to prevent war and alleviate the conditions

that cause war. The Fund promotes education and research for practical solutions. It is a consistent

advocate of promoting social justice and respect for the principles of constitutional democracy.

Groupe de recherche et d'information sur la paix et la scurit : http://www.grip.org/ : GRIP=s works of

research articulate themselves around three axes :Conflict prevention, in particular arms exports and the

issue of light weapons; Europe and the international security; European defence economy.

Henry L. Stimson Center : http://www.stimson.org/ : Is a nonprofit, nonpartisan institution devoted to

enhancing international peace and security through a unique combination of rigorous analysis and

outreach.

Hoover Institution on war, revolution and peace , Stanford University : http://www-hoover.stanford.edu/ :

Research programmes are: American Institutions and Economic Performance; Democracy and Free

Markets and International Rivalries and Global Cooperation

Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis : http://www.ifpa.org/ : An independent and nonpartisan research

and strategic planning organization that specializes in issues of national security, foreign policy,

political economics, and government-industrial relations.

Institute for International Studies, Stanford University : http://iis.stanford.edu/ Conducts and promotes

interdisciplinary research on key global and international issues. The Institute consists of five research

centers: the Asia/Pacific Research Center, the Bechtel Initiative on Global Growth and Change, theCenter for Environmental Science and Policy, the Center for Health Policy, and the Center for

International Security and Cooperation:as well as several other programs and projects.

Institute for Media, Peace and Security: http://www.mediapeace.org/ : Aims to educate people in the

many ways the media interact with issues of war and peace. It welcomes two kinds of participants:

persons from areas of recent, current or potential conflict; and persons from countries strongly

concerned with international peace and security. It also plans a research program targeting urgent

international peace-related questions in which the media play a significant role.

Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy : http://www.imtd.org/ : Mission is to promote a systems approach

to peacebuilding and to facilitate the transformation of deep-rooted social conflict.

Institute of Peace & Conflict Studies, New Delhi : http://www.ipcs.org/ :This site - on South Asian

security issues - aims to inform, analyse and nurture debates on crucial strategic choices affecting South

Asia. We invite visitors to browse the site and keep track of key strategic issues as reported in theIndian media. News Reports and Opinion published in the leading Indian dailies and the Articles written

by experts is located under each of the various sections.

Institute of War and Peace Studies, Columbia University: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/iwps/ : Ccreated

to promote understanding of the "disastrous consequences of war upon man's spiritual, intellectual, and

material progress."

Institute for War & Peace Reporting : http://www.oneworld.net/cgi-

bin/index.cgi?root=129&url=http://www.iwpr.net : IWPR supports democratisation and development in

crisis zones by providing an international platform, professional training and financial assistance to

independent media, human rights activists and other democratic voices.

Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California: http://www-igcc.ucsd.edu/ : A

multi-campus research unit to study the causes of international conflict and help devise options for

resolving it through international cooperation.

International Boundaries Research Unit : http://www-ibru.dur.ac.uk/ : An organization, located at the

Univ. of Durham, in Durham, UK, that works to enhance the resources available for the peaceful

resolution of international boundary problems. Its site includes a searchable news database.

International Institute for Strategic Studies : http://www.iiss.org/home.php : An independent centre for

research, information and debate on the problems of conflict. Its work is grounded in an appreciation of

the various political, economic and social problems that can lead to instability as well as factors that can

lead to international cooperation.

International Peace Academy : http://www.ipacademy.org/: An independent, international institution

dedicated to promoting the prevention and settlement of armed conflicts between and within states

through policy research and development.

International Peace Research Association : http://www.human.mie-u.ac.jp/~peace/about-ipra: The

purpose of IPRA is to advance interdisciplinary research into the conditions of peace and the causes of

war and other forms of violence. To this end, IPRA shall encourage worldwide cooperation designed toassist the advancement of peace research and, in particular: to promote national and international


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studies and teaching related to the pursuit of world peace; to facilitate contacts and cooperation

between scholars and educators throughout the world; and d to encourage worldwide dissemination of

results of peace research.

Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame :

http://www.nd.edu/~krocinst/: founded on the belief that peace is inseparable from the resolution of

violent conflicts and the promotion of social justice and equitable development. This comprehensive

understanding of peace is rooted in the Catholic social tradition and a broadly ecumenical tradition of

moral wisdom that stresses the necessity for justice in bringing about peace.

Peace and Conflict Studies, Institute of Sociology University of Mnster : http://www.uni-

muenster.de/PeaCon/ Online research and communication exploring the dimensions of peace and

conflict

Peace Research Information Unit Bonn : http://www.priub.org/index.htm A national and international

advice, information, and service centre covering the whole field of research into peace and conflict.

Peace Research Institute Frankfurt / Hessische Stiftung Friedens- und Konfliktforschung:

http://www.hsfk.de/: Four research groups on arms control; international organizations; development

and democratization and mediation and conflict intervention.

Peacebuilding and Reconstruction Program Initiative (PBR PI) : http://www.idrc.ca/peace/ : A key

component of Canada's International Development Research Centre. The PBR PI promotes

peacebuilding research, policy development and capacity building to assist Southern countriesemerging from conflict avoid a relapse into violence.

PRIO: The International Peace Research Institute,Oslo, Norway : http://www.prio.no/ : One of the first

centres of peace research in the world, and is Norway's only peace research centre.

Ridgway Center of International Security Studies, University of Pittsburgh :

http://www.gspia.pitt.edu/ridgway/ : Mission of the Ridgway Center is to address, in innovative and

exciting ways, the new security challenges facing the United States and the international community.

Located in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) and the University Center for

International Studies (UCIS) , the Ridgway Center's focus is on research, education and training, and

outreach

Saferworld : http://www.saferworld.co.uk/ : An independent foreign affairs think tank working to

identify, develop and publicise more effective approaches to preventing armed conflict.

Search for Common Ground

, Washington DC : http://www.sfcg.org/ : A conflict resolution and conflictprevention non-profit, non-governmental organization that works in partnership with the European

Centre for Common Ground in Brussels.

Stanford Center on Conflict and Negotiation : http://www.stanford.edu/group/sccn/ : Stanford

University's interdisciplinary center for the study of conflict and its resolution. Its primary focus is on

theory-building, especially in the identification and analysis of the barriers :strategic, psychological and

institutional : to conflict resolution, as well as bridges to overcome those barriers. SCCN research

examines conflict between individuals, interest groups, corporations and nations, as well as political

communities and identity groups. Interests include: negotiation, decision-making, public peace

processes, international negotiation and democratization, game theory, organizational behavior,

information theory, collective bargaining, alternative dispute resolution and traditional legal institutions.

Stiftung Wissenschaft Und Politik : Conflict Prevention Network : http://www.swp-berlin.org/cpn/ : A

project funded by the European Commission that provides the European Union (EU) institutions with

consultancy services on external relations. Since September 2000 CPN has been entrusted to one of

Europe's largest international relations think-tanks, the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP) in

Berlin. The project ended on December 2001.

Stockholm International Peace Research Institute : http://www.sipri.se/ : The task of SIPRI is to

conduct research on questions of conflict and cooperation of importance for international peace and

security, with the aim of contributing to an understanding of the conditions for peaceful solutions of

international conflicts and for a stable peace.

Strategic Studies Institute , United States Army War College : http://carlisle-

www.army.mil/usassi/welcome.htm : The strategic level study agent for the Deputy Chief of Staff for

Operations and Plans, Department of the Army. The Institute's research is concentrated in several

functional areas: Land power; The strategic environment (threats/interests/regional security issues);

National security strategy and national military strategy; Strategic planning; and Futures:concentrating

on the role of the U.S. Army in the world's strategic environment 10 (Army XXI) to 30 years hence. Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research : http://www.transnational.org/ Frequently


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updated analyses, ideas, columns, debates, news and links on world peace, conflict resolution, non-

violence, and justice issues.

The Triangle Institute for Security Studies: http://www.duke.edu/web/tiss/ An interdisciplinary

consortium sponsored by three North Carolina research universities sharing an interest in issues of

national and international security, broadly defined. These vital questions involve the safety of

individuals, groups, peoples and nations.

United States Institute of Peace : http://www.usip.org/ : The mission of the United States Institute of

Peace is to strengthen the nation's capabilities to promote the peaceful resolution of international

conflicts. Institute project reports are available online, plus extensive links on conflict topics.

University of York Post-War Reconstruction and Development Unit :

http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/poli/prdu/welcome.htm Specialises in the research, consultancy and

training of professionals in issues of management and planning of reconstruction after war, humanitarian

intervention in complex political emergencies, and post-war recovery.

World Bank Research Group on the Economics of Crime and Violence :

http://www.worldbank.org/research/conflict/ : Understanding civil wars, crime and violence through

economic research.

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