WRITTEN AT CENTER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
FALL 1986

(30 Papers)

 

01.       The European Community and the Working Class:

            Some Preliminary Observations                                            12 pp.     09

02.       Statement Concerning Professor William O. Peterfi             3 pp.       09

03.       Comments on Professor Ahn's Paper:

            Korea in the Year 2000                                                           13 pp.     09

04.       What Does It Mean to Be an Advanced Country?

            Korea at the Crossroads                                                        9 pp.       09

05.       Research on Imperialism: Inter-Disciplinary

            Approaches to International Relations                                    23 pp.     09

06.       Book Review: Vilhelm Agrell,

            BEHIND THE SUBMARINE CRISIS                                       4 pp.       10

07.       Review Essay: Kenneth E. Boulding:

            THE WORLD AS A TOTAL SYSTEM and

            HUMAN BETTERMENT                                                          11 pp.     10

08.       The Peace Movement:

            A Structural-Functional Exploration                                        45 pp.     10

09.       Introduction, Essays in Peace Research, Vol. VI                   16 pp.     10

10.       UNESCO, A Contribution to Peace?                                      23 pp.     10

11.       The Politics of Time for Work                                                 4 pp.       11

12.       Language and War: Is There a Connection?                         17 pp.     11

13.       Dialogues in Practice                                                              5 pp.       11

14.       The United Nations Today:

      Problems and Some Proposals-

      And Some Remarks on the Role of the Nordic Countries     22+1 pp. 11

15.       Now Is the Chance!                                                                2 pp.       11

16.       Methodology and Development: Epilogue                              8 pp.       11

17.       Nonviolence Against Extreme Oppression:

      Three Cases Compared - Norway, Germany, Poland           17+1 pp. 11

18.       Occupied Palestine: Is a Nonviolent

            Solution Possible?                                                                  17+1 pp. 11

19.       A New Era for NGOs in the United Nations?                          11+2 pp. 11

20.       Europe the Contradictory                                                        11 pp.     11

21.       Carriers of Cosmology                                                           11 pp.     11

22.       Age, Gender and Race; Nation and Class:

            What Is the Relationship to Cosmology?                               11 pp.     11

23.       Star Wars: An Even More Offensive Weapon System          16+3 pp. 11

24.       The United Nations University: A Bird's-Eye View                  23 pp.     12

25.       Religion and Peace: Some Reflections                                  13 pp.     12

26.       Positive Peace Politics for Japan: Some Proposals              38 pp.     12

27.       Japan-US Economic Relations:

            A Case Study in Economic Imperialism?                               36 pp.     12

28.       The United States Foreign Policy:

            As Manifest Theology                                                              38+2 pp. 12

29.       The Cold War, Peace and Development

            Appendix: Alternative Security Policies

            in the Pacific Theater                                                              7+1 pp.   12

30.       Preface, Alberto L'Abate,

            Consenso, Conflitto e Mutuamento Sociale                           2 pp.       12

 

BOOKS COMPLETED (Tables of Content appended):

I.          Essays in Peace Research, Vol. VI                                        Fall 1986

II.         Methodology and Development                                               Fall 1986