Disarmament: the Human Factor. Proceedings of a Colloquium on the Societal Context for Disarmament, Sponsored by Unitar and Planetary Citizens and Held at the United Nations, New York

Content: 
Other Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vii
1 - Introduction, Pages 3-6, Davidson Nicol
2 - Humanizing the Approach to Disarmament, Pages 7-10, Inga Thorsson
3 - New Conditions and Obsolete Perceptions, Pages 11-16, Ervin Laszlo
4 - The Neglected “Software” Aspects of Disarmament, Pages 17-23, Donald Keys
5 - Disarmament and International Security—Some New Approaches, Pages 24-34, William Epstein
6 - The Will to Design a Safe World, Pages 37-40, Carlos P. Romulo
7 - Four Globalisms, Pages 41-49, Robert Muller
8 - Discussion, Pages 50-70
9 - Psycho-social Dynamics and the Prospects for Mankind, Pages 73-91, Charles E. Osgood
10 - Survival in a Nuclear World—Some Psychological Considerations, Pages 92-97, Jerome D. Frank
11 - Limits to Technology?, Pages 98-108, Yaap K. Spek
12 - Reducing Hurt Feelings and Fear as a Prerequisite for Arms Reduction, Pages 109-116, Bryant Wedge
13 - Discussion, Pages 117-126
14 - Remarks by Ambassador Piero Vinci, Pages 129-130
15 - Requirement for Alternative Mechanisms for the Maintenance of International Peace and Security under Progressive Disarmament, Pages 131-135, Alessandro Corradini
16 - Discussion, Pages 136-160
Index, Pages 161-162
PARTICIPANTS, Pages 163-164