Anthropology of War and Peace
Subtitle: Perspectives on the Nuclear Age
Publisher: Bergin & Garvey
Published: October 1988
Place of publication: Granby, Massachusetts
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
ISBN-13: 9780897891431
Subjects: History: World; History
Table of contents: label: Acknowledgment
title: ix; label: Foreword Alexandre Berenstein
title: xi; label: Introduction David Pitt
title: xiii; title: PART I Tribal Mentality and the Cold War 1; label: 1 The International Tribe and the Cold War
title: David Pitt
pagenum: 3; label: 2 Inducement to Military Participation in Tribal Societies
title: Walter Goldschmidt
pagenum: 15; label: 3 U.S. Military Elites: Perceptions and Values
title: Donna Brasset
pagenum: 32; label: 4 Anthropology and the Myths of American Foreign Policy
title: William O. Beeman
pagenum: 49; label: 5 Witchcraft and the Cold War
title: Paul R. Turner
pagenum: 66; title: PART II Nuclear War and the Cold War 77; label: 6 The Drift to War
title: Laura Nader
pagenum: 79; label: 7 Steps toward World War III
title: Albert Bergesen
pagenum: 87; label: 8 Biological and Social Consequences of a Nuclear War
title: Elizabeth Schueler and George ArmeJagos
pagenum: 103; label: 9 Star Wars and Arms Control
title: Robert M. Bowman
pagenum: 114; label: 10 The Dilemma of Disarming
title: Keith Otterbein
pagenum: 128; title: PART III Anthropological Research and the Cold War 139; label: 11 Anthropology and War: Theory, Politics, Ethics
title: R. Brian Ferguson
pagenum: 141; title: 12 Anthropologists Going into the Cold: Research in the Age; label: of Mutually Assured Destruction
title: Steven L. Sampson and David A. Kideckel
pagenum: 160; label: Conclusion
title: Paul R. Turner
pagenum: 174; label: Contributors
title: 179; label: Bibliography
title: 180; label: Index
title: 196