Encyclopedia of violence, peace & conflict. / Volume 2 PDF
Preview Encyclopedia of violence, peace & conflict. / Volume 2
COPYRIGHT PAGE (To Be Supplied by AP) Contents —H— CONTENTS BY SUBJECTAREA xiii CONTRIBUTORS xix Hate Crimes 89 GUIDETOTHE ENCYCLOPEDIA xxix Jack Levin and Jack McDevitt PREFACE xxxi Health Consequences of War and Political Violence 103 Antonio Ugalde, Anthony Zwi, and Patricia L. Richards —F— Homicide 123 Family Structure and Family Violence Marc Riedel and Nonviolence 1 Homosexuals, Violence toward 139 Laura Ann McCloskey and Riane Eisler Karen Franklin and Gregory M. Herek Feminist and Peace Perspectives on Human Nature, Views of 153 Women 13 James Chowning Davies Linda Rennie Forcey Human Rights 167 Alison Dundes Renteln Folklore 21 Sanja Magdalenic —I— Indigenous Peoples’ Responses to —G— Conquest 179 Franke Wilmer Gangs 33 G. David Curry and Scott H. Decker Industrial versus Preindustrial Forms of Violence 197 Michael Hanagan Gender Studies 41 Lynne Woehrle Institutionalization of Nonviolence 211 Virginia Floresca-Cawages and Swee-Hin Toh Genocide and Democide 53 Institutionalization of Violence 223 Allen D. Grimshaw Rajini Kothari Guerrilla Warfare 75 International Relations, Overview 231 Anthony James Joes David N. Farnsworth v vi CONTENTS OF OTHER VOLUMES International Variation in Attitudes Mental Illness: Assessment and Management of toward Violence 247 Violent Patients 413 Alfred McAlister Kenneth Tardiff Interpersonal Conflict, History of 257 Militarism 423 William A. Donohue and Deborah A. Cai Arden Bucholz —J— Militarism and Development in Underdeveloped Societies 433 Justification for Violence 269 Peter B. Mayer Kevin Magill Military Culture 447 Just-War Criteria 283 James Burk Brien Hallett Military Deterrence and Statecraft 463 Juvenile Crime 295 Paul K. Huth Simon I. Singer Military-Industrial Complex, —L— Contemporary Significance 475 Gregory McLauchlan Language of War and Peace, The 303 William C. Gay Military-Industrial Complex, Organization and History 487 Law and Violence 313 Gregory Hooks G. David Curry Minorities as Perpetrators and Victims of Legal Theories and Remedies 323 Crime 497 Peter Weiss Marvin D. Free, Jr. Linguistic Constructions of Violence, Peace, and Conflict 333 Moral Judgments and Values 517 C. David Mortensen Sidney Axinn Long-Term Effects of War on Children 345 —N— James Garbarino and Joseph A. Vorrasi Neuropsychology and Mythology of Motivation —M— for Group Aggression 529 Mass Conflict and the Participants, Jordan B. Peterson Attitudes toward 361 Sheldon G. Levy Nongovernmental Actors in International Politics 547 Mass Media and Dissent 375 Janet Welsh Brown George Gerbner Nonviolence Theory and Practice 555 Mass Media, General View 377 Bryan Teixeira Edward Donnerstein and Daniel G. Linz Means and Ends 391 Nonviolent Action 567 Tamayo Okamoto Gene Sharp Mediation and Negotiation Techniques 403 Nuclear Warfare 575 Jacob Bercovitch Dean A. Wilkening CONTENTS OF OTHER VOLUMES vii Nuclear Weapons Policies 591 Peace Education: Colleges and Stephen J. Cimbala Universities 679 Ian M. Harris —O— Peace Education: Peace Museums 691 Peter van den Dungen Organized Crime 607 Peace Education: Youth 705 H. F. (Rika) Snyman Janet Patti and Linda Lantieri Peaceful Societies 719 Douglas P. Fry —P— Peacekeeping 735 Peace Agreements 617 Alex Morrison and Kristeva Zoe Fen Osler Hampson Peacemaking and Peacebuilding 755 Thomas C. Daffern Peace and the Arts 629 Steven C. Dubin Peace Movements 771 Robert D. Benford and Frank O. Taylor IV Peace and Democracy 643 Nils-Petter Gleditsch Peace Organizations, Nongovernmental 787 Keith Suter Peace Culture 653 Peace Prizes 795 Elise Boulding Peter van den Dungen Peace, Definitions and Concepts of 669 Peace Studies, Overview 809 Anatol Rapoport Carolyn M. Stephenson This Page Intentionally Left Blank Contents of Other Volumes CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1 —B— BalanceofPowerRelationships 175 —A— DerekF.Lynch AgedPopulation,Violenceand BehavioralPsychology 187 NonviolenceToward 1 KennethR.Murray,DaveGrossman,and JamesCalleja RobertW.Kentridge AggressionandAltruism 17 BiochemicalFactors 197 DouglasP.Fry DavidLeMarquand,ChawkiBenkelfat,and RobertO.Pihl Aggression,Psychologyof 35 LeonardBerkowitz —C— AllianceSystems 47 DouglasM.Gibler ChemicalandBiologicalWarfare 213 HowardS.Levie AnimalBehaviorStudies,Nonprimates 57 JohnPaulScott ChildAbuse 223 KristinL.AndersonandDebraUmberson AnimalBehaviorStudies,Primates 67 IrwinS.Bernstein Childrearing,ViolentandNonviolent 239 JoannaSantaBarbara Animals,Violencetoward 77 JamesM.Jasper Children,ImpactofTelevisionon 257 EdwardL.Palmer AnthropologyofViolenceand Conflict 89 CivilSociety 269 AndrewJ.StrathernandPamelaJ.Stewart MartinShaw ArmsControl 101 CivilWars 279 DinshawMistryandEdwardKolodziej ErrolA.Henderson ArmsControlandDisarmamentTreaties 121 ClanandTribalConflict 289 MitsursuKurosawa KeithF.Otterbein ArmsProduction,Economicsof 133 ClassConflict 297 ElisabethSko¨nsandReinhildeWeidacher LarryW.Isaac ArmsTrade,Economicsof 143 ColdWar 319 FredericS.Pearson,JohnSislin,andMarieOlson BrigitteH.Schulz Assassinations,Political 159 CollectiveEmotionsinWarfare 331 NachmanBen-Yehuda ThomasJ.Scheff ix
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