War : a cruel necessity? : the bases of institutionalized violence

edited by Robert A. Hinde and Helen E. Watson

[目次]

• Part 1 Persisting violence: the warring state in China as institution and idea, Mark Lewis
• payback and ritual in war in New Guinea, Gilbert Lewis
• communal violence in northern Ghana - unaccepted war, Susan Drucker-Brown
• nationalist imaginings of war in Cyprus, Yiannis Papadakis
• families in conflict - pervasive violence in Northern Ireland, Dominic Murray
• a very modern war - terror and territory in Bosnia-Hercegovina, Cornelia Sorabji. Part 2 Enhancing motivation: war and peace - the socialization of children, Sharon Smith and Linda Siegel
• war and militarism, Hylke Tromp
• the knights of the sky and the myth of the war experience, George Mosse
• the role of the mass media in modern wars, Jo Groebel
• patriotism and nationalism, two components of national identity with different implications for war and peace, Sy Feshbach
• war and religion - an unholy alliance?, Helen Watson. Part 3 The sub-institutions: modern Japan and war - a problem with the past, Joe McDermott
• economics and conflict, Robert Nield
• lack of parliamentary accountability and its effect on arms build-up, Scilla Elworthy
• the arms trade, Michael Brzoska.

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