The Origins of Violence: Approaches to the Study of Conflict

actions activity adversary aggression American arms race ascribed status attack attitudes become behavior century coalition cognitive cognitive dissonance common conception conflict consequence context cooperative cooperative game cultural decision defense destruction dominant economic effect enemy especially established evidence evolution example existence experiment fact forces freedom frustration frustration-aggression theory game theory genetic Germany homo economicus hostility human idea ideology individual interest kill labor language Lenin Marx Marxist means military mixed strategy moral nature nonviolent resistance nuclear nuclear war nuclear weapons one's organization outcome payoff peace research person play players political population position principle Prisoner's Dilemma problem production question reality reason reflected regarded result role Russian scientific sense situation social society sort Soviet Union strategy struggle subjects supposed theory thinking thought threat United values violence wars weapons World War II