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Part I: Studies from psychology -- Introduction -- Instinct theories and comparative psychology -- The moral equivalent of war / William James -- The instinct of pugnacity / William McDougall -- Emotion and society / D.O. Hebb & W.R. Thompson -- Psychoanalytic perspectives -- Why war? / Sigmund Freud -- Personal aggressiveness and war / E.F.M. Durbin & John Bowlby -- Toward a psychiatry of peoples / Harry Stack Sullivan -- Wholeness and totality / Erik H. Erikson -- Authoritarian personality and foreign policy / Daniel J. Levinson -- Social learning and intergroup relations -- War, peace, and social learning / Mark A. May -- Drives toward war / Edward C. Tolman -- The role of expectancy / Gordon W. Allport -- Part II: Studies from sociology and anthropology -- Introduction -- War / William Graham Sumner -- The social function of war / Robert E. Park -- An anthropological analysis of war / Bronislaw Malinowski -- Warfare is only an invention - not a biological necessity / Margaret Mead -- Primitive warfare: a methodological note / Joseph Schneider -- Part III: War, liberal democracy, and industrial society -- Introduction -- The military and the industrial society / Herbert Spencer -- The garrison state / Harold D. Lasswell -- On war, society, and the military / Alexis de Tocqueville -- Military elites and the study of war / Morris Janowitz -- War and industrial society / Raymond Aron.

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