LINDA RENNIE FORCEY, Associate Professor at the State University of New York at Binghamton, is coordinator of the Peace Studies Concentration and director of the Peace Studies Education Center at Binghamton. She is author of Mothers of Sons: Toward an Understanding of Responsibility (Praeger, 1987) and many articles on women and peace.

• Meanings Introduction to Peace Studies by Linda Rennie Forcey Toward a Paradigm for Peace by Betty A. Reardon Problems of Peace and War are Inseparable by Hal Nieburg Sex and Death in the Rational World of Defense Intellectuals by Carol Cohn Can Peace Be Imagined? by Elise Boulding Politics Changing My Mind: Reflections of an Engineering Professor by George L. Sackman Patriarchy, Peace, and Women Warriors by Christine Sylvester Low-Intensity Conflict: A Growing Threat To Peace by Michael T. Klare America's "New Thinking" by Daniel Yankelovich and Richard Smoke Peace and War in the Modern World-System by Immanuel Wallerstein Strategies Conflict Escalation and Problem Solving by Dean G. Pruitt and Richard William Rick Fry Interpersonal Factors, Structural Factors and Conflict Resolution Strategies by Louis Kriesberg Game Theory, Cooperation, and Conflict by Glenn Palmer What of Peace History? Lessons from World War I by Donald S. Birn Structuralism and World Peace by W. Warren Wagar A Rational Basis for Hope by Charles Hauss Selected Bibliography Index

LINDA RENNIE FORCEY, Associate Professor at the State University of New York at Binghamton, is coordinator of the Peace Studies Concentration and director of the Peace Studies Education Center at Binghamton. She is author of Mothers of Sons: Toward an Understanding of Responsibility (Praeger, 1987) and many articles on women and peace.

• Meanings Introduction to Peace Studies by Linda Rennie Forcey Toward a Paradigm for Peace by Betty A. Reardon Problems of Peace and War are Inseparable by Hal Nieburg Sex and Death in the Rational World of Defense Intellectuals by Carol Cohn Can Peace Be Imagined? by Elise Boulding Politics Changing My Mind: Reflections of an Engineering Professor by George L. Sackman Patriarchy, Peace, and Women Warriors by Christine Sylvester Low-Intensity Conflict: A Growing Threat To Peace by Michael T. Klare America's "New Thinking" by Daniel Yankelovich and Richard Smoke Peace and War in the Modern World-System by Immanuel Wallerstein Strategies Conflict Escalation and Problem Solving by Dean G. Pruitt and Richard William Rick Fry Interpersonal Factors, Structural Factors and Conflict Resolution Strategies by Louis Kriesberg Game Theory, Cooperation, and Conflict by Glenn Palmer What of Peace History? Lessons from World War I by Donald S. Birn Structuralism and World Peace by W. Warren Wagar A Rational Basis for Hope by Charles Hauss Selected Bibliography Index