Psychological Dimensions of War

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Betty Glad
SAGE Publications, 1990 - History - 384 pages
This is an original contribution to the literature on how psychological factors influence the origins, processes and consequences of conventional and possibly nuclear war. The scope is broad, ranging from human aggression to the psychological dilemmas of deterrence. It will be of interest to professionals and advanced students in international relations and political science.

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CAUSES OF WAR
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Are Humans Inherently Violent?
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