International Journal of Peace Studies
International Journal of Peace Studies is dedicated to enhancing discourse on a wide range of theoretical issues in peace research and improving our knowledge in the quest for global peace. [1]
The Journal looks to heavily promote discussion about a variety of issues in peace research, including 'security systems, justice and basic human needs, survival for indigenous people, discourse on peace and war, human security, nonviolent social change, peace and environmental movements, sustainable development, global environmental policies, human rights, self-determination, economic equity, conflict resolution, disarmament, and peace education.' [1]
People
Circa 2014
Editorial Board
- Chadwick F. Alger - The Ohio State University
- Hayward R. Alker - University of Southern California
- Judit Balazs - The Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Elise Boulding - Dartmouth College
- Clovis Brigagao - Center of International Studies
- Birgit Brock-Utne - University of Oslo
- Kevin Clements - University of Otago
- Juergen Dedring - City University of New York
- Johan Galtung - Transcend
- Katuya Kodama - Mie University
- Louis Kriesberg - Syracuse University
- Mahendra Kumar - University of Delhi
- Syed Sikander Medi - University of Karachi
- Czeslaw Mesjasz - Cracow Academy of Economics
- Neil Mcfarlane - Oxford University
- Luc Reychler - University of Leuven
- Ralph Summy - University of Queensland
- J. David Singer - University of Michigan
- David Dunn - Keele University
- Maria Elena Valenzuela - Servicio Nacional de la Mujer [2]
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 mission The International Journal of Peace Studies, accessed 16 January 2015
- ↑ Editorial Board The International Journal of Peace Studies, accessed 16 January 2015
