Blumberg, Herbert H. <br/><br/>
Peace psychology: a  comprehensive introduction 
Herbert h. Blumberg, A. Paul Hare and Anna Costin 
 - Cambridge:  Cambridge,   2006. 
 - xiv, 379 p. 
<br/><br/>1  Trends in peace psychology<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>Government policy and international relations<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>Education<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>The feminist approach<br/>ANNA COSTIN<br/>Philosophy, ethics and religion<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>6 Developmental issues: children and adolescents<br/>ANNA COSTIN<br/>7 Theory and practice related to primary psychological<br/>topics: attitudes, psychodynamics,<br/>cognition and images, and aggression<br/>ANNA COSTIN AND A. PAUL HARE<br/>8 Language and communication<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>9 Conflict resolution<br/>A. PAUL HARE<br/>10 Emergency decisions, crisis management and the<br/>effects of conflicts<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>11 Nonviolence and peace movements<br/>A. PAUL HARE<br/>12 Peacemaking, wars and crises<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>13 The Middle East, Russia and other specific areas<br/>A. PAUL HARE<br/>14 Sustainable development<br/>HERBERT H. BLUMBERG<br/>15 Terrorist threats<br/>ANNA COSTIN<br/>16 Victims of terrorism<br/>ANNA COSTIN 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0521839149 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>152.41  / BLU/P