International Journal of Peace Studies

International Journal of Peace Studies
 
http://www.gmu.edu/academic/ijps/
 
Publisher: Formosa College in association with Commissions of the  
International Peace Research Association
 
The Journal promotes discussion about various issues in peace  
research, including but not limited to, alternative security systems,  
justice and basic human needs, indigenization of social knowledge,  
cultural survival for indigenous people, discourse on peace and war,  
human security, nonviolent social change, peace movements,  
sustainable development, grassroots movements in the Third World and  
the emergence of an informal political process, ecofeminism, global  
environmental policies, human rights, self-determination, economic  
equity, conflict resolution, disarmament, critical pedagogy, peace  
education, participatory research, feminist critique of the world  
order, and poststructuralist theories.
 
This journal is dedicated to enhancing alternative discourse on a  
wide range of theoretical issues in peace research and improving our  
knowledge in the quest for peace. In addition, it wishes to address  
strategies to deal with local, regional, or global problems. For this  
purpose, we attempt to link researchers and peace workers in various  
countries. It also promotes the dialogue between peace research and  
policy making communities.
 
International Journal of Peace Studies is published twice a year by  
Formosa College in association with Commissions of the International  
Peace Research Association.
 
Authors are encouraged to consider the theoretical and empirical  
implications of their research in a wider context of solving human  
problems. We are also interested in policy oriented papers which  
offer alternative strategies. Though we occasionally accept shorter  
manuscripts, the ideal length is 30-40 pages double spaced.

ISSN 1085-7494
 
Editor
Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
George Mason University
Fairfax, VA 22030-4297
USA
 
Fax: 703 993-1302
Email: peace@gmu.edu
 
Selected articles freely available online.
 
Current Issue: Volume 8, Number 1 Spring/Summer 2003 
 
Date: 24 June 2005