Casualties of conflict: trauma and belonging in refugee and immigrant youth 

Learning reaching skills in non-disabled and post-stroke individuals 

Volatile nationalism: nationalism and its influence on maritime disputes 

Strategy and the structure of behavior in arms races 

Conflict Management By The United Nations: How Can The Peacekeeper Manage International Conflict In The Twentieth And Twenty-First Centuries? 

Luchterhandt & Vest: German perspective on the Turkish/Armenian conflict 

Economic sanctions, domestic audiences, and international conflict 

Online learning algorithms for network optimization with unknown variables 

Conflict systems in world politics: The Palestine area conflict system 

Children's immediate reactions to interparental conflict 

Management of inter-organizational policy conflict: A study of mission and policy conflict between two DHHS agencies 

U.S.-Soviet arms control regime 

Linkages between marital aggression and sibling conflict: Moderating roles of marital conflict resolution and children's attitudes condoning aggression. 

An interaction analysis of the 1962 Sino-Indian border conflict 

Military doctrine and the "learning institution": Case studies in Low-Intensity Conflict 

A quantitative study of the Indonesian-Malaysian conflict, 1963-1966 

Soviet interests in strategic arms reductions, 1981-1983 

Flinging the boomerang: locating instability and the threat potential of identity-bias in US national security policy 

The origins and evolution of the U.S. alliance network: how military allies transform and transact 

The legal aspect of the repatriation problem in the Korean conflict 

Overlapping sector in the conflict of authority between church and state 

Conflict and accommodation between Germany and other Western nations since the Treaty of Versailles 

Effects Of Yoga-Therapy On Conflict Resolution, Self-Concept, And Emotional Adjustment 

Military doctrine and the "learning institution": Case studies in low intensity conflict 

Arms control verification: Bridge theories and the politics of expediency