Contributions of Technology to International Conflict Resolution

(partial) The causes of war, W Keeney. Explaining political violence: a dynamic modelling approach, J M Richardson, Jr. Technology - generating or deterring conflict in Europe, A M Saperstein. Aid programs to people to offset terrorism, A B Swanson. Impact of technological developments on conflict resolution in South Asia, K L Dalal. Global world modeling via simulation in creating supplementary ways for improving international stability, H Guetzkow. A new generation of the 'FUGI' model - a global early warning system for national and international conflicts, A Onishi. Dynamic models for international stability, P Kopacek & F Breitenecker. Neighbourhood relations and international conflicts, P N Murthy & M R Pai. The socio-systems theory based on activity, Fan Xi-Bo & Tu Xu-Yen. Trade-off convergence in technological induced conflict, A Wiener. Resolution of retributive conflicts, T L Saaty. Technologies of mediation: an assessment of methods for the mediation of international conflicts, W Ascher & S R Brown. Hierarchical multiobjective risk trade-off framework for conflict resolution through negotiation, Y Y Haimes. A technological equivalent of war, R W Fogg. The language and technology of peacefare, N M Renfrew. Societal vulnerability and (inter)national stability, J J Schwarz. Swedish technological contributions to international disarmament and conflict resolution, S Hellman. A cybernetic approach to resolving international conflicts, H Chestnut.

1500 lit. refs. approx., 30 illus. approx.