Behavioral science and human survival
By: edition by Milton Schwebel for the American Orthopsychiatric Association and the World Federation for Mental Health
Contributors: American Orthopsychiatric Association; World Federation for Mental Health
Publisher: Science and Behavior Books
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Palo Alto, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Subjects: Civilisation moderne et contemporaine; Social Psychology; Modern Civilization; Group Processes
Notes: Papers from a conference sponsored by the American Orthopsychiatric Association and the World Federation for Mental Health.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 248-266. Bibliographical references).

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Table of contents: title: pt. 1: General papers: the interdependence of nations; title: The role of the behavioral scientist in international relations / Talcott Parsons; title: Questioning some unquestioned assumptions about national security / Charles E. Osgood; title: Conflict and interdependence: the Soviet-American case / Vincent P. Rock; title: Some considerations relevant to national policy / Morton Deutsch; title: pt. 2: Special fields: the toll of Cold War, the price of peace; title: Psychological obstacles to the peaceful resolution of the Cold War / Judd Marmor; title: Dehumanization: a composite psychological defense in relation to modern war / Viola W. Bernard, Perry Ottenberg, and Fritz Redl; title: Risks and deterrents: individual determinants and group effects / Nathan Kogan and Michael A. Wallach; title: International tensions and mental health / Francois Cloutier; title: War as a public health problem: conflict management as a key to survival / Kenneth E. Boulding; title: The economic impacts of disarmament / Emile Benoit; title: From military to civilian economy / Seymour Melman; title: Training for basic research in the behavioral sciences: a necessary direction in human survival / Ray L. Birdwhistell; title: pt. 3: Research: nations, women, children; title: Nationalism and international communication / Bryant M. Wedge; title: Superordinate goals in the reduction of intergroup conflict: an experimental evaluation / Muzafer Sherif; title: Social welfare opportunities and necessities attendant on disarmament / Ida C. Merriam; title: Who are these women? A progress report on a study of the women strike for peace / Elise Boulding; title: Children and the threat of nuclear war / Sibylle K. Escalona; title: Nuclear cold war: student opinions and professional responsibility / Milton Schwebel; title: pt. 4: The peace research movement; title: International programs of behavioral science research in human survival / Johan Galtung.