Human Security as an Integrating Concept in Peace, Security, and Kyosei (Conviviality) Studies
Martha Cottam, Orwin Marenin
Redressing Security Deficits in Our Fragmented World: UN Perspectives and Beyond
Tatsuro Kunugi
Reflections on Peace, Security, and Kyosei (Conviviality) from Several Psychological Perspectives
David W Rackham
Psychological Dimensions of Conflict
Craig D Parks, Asako Stone
Kyosei: Vision for Education and Society in the 21st Century
Hidenori Fujita
Path to Positive Peace: On the Creative Destruction of U.S. Militarism
Gregory Hooks
Examination of the Economic Theory of Civil Conflict
William S Hallagan, Yijun He, Frederick S Inaba, Mudziviri Nziramasanga, AKM Mahbub Morshed
Scaling Down the Search for Peace and Security: Lessons Learned from the Emergence of Subnational Collaboratives
Edward P Weber
Coordinating Homeland Security in the United States: Problems and Prospects
Steven Stehr
Risk Perceptions in the Risk Society: The Cognitive Architecture of Risk of Japanese and Americans
Eugene A Rosa, Noriyuki Matsuda
Introduction to Safety Theory
Yoichiro Murakami
Ideas of Public and Fundamental Happiness for the World of Diverging Convergence
Yoshimichi Someya
Understanding Peace, Security, and Kyosei: An Intercultural Communication Perspective
Mary M Meares
Ethical and Religious Perspectives on Kyosei (Living Together)
Michael W Myers
Understanding the People of Other Faiths: Conviviality among Religions
Anri Morimoto
21st Century U.S. Peace Movement
TV Reed
Achieving Peace and Security: A Transnational Feminist Environmentalist Perspective
Noel Sturgeon
War Memory and Peace: A Historian's Case Study of the Myths of Japan's Surrender
Noriko Kawamura
Reflection on the Pacifist Principle of the Japanese Constitution and on the Idea of Human Security
Shin Chiba
