Scientific Cooperation and Conflict Resolution

1. Pugwash and the International Treaties on Biological and Chemical Weapons - by J P Perry Robinson, University of Sussex
   

2. International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA): Systems Analysis as a Bridge Across the Cold War Divide - by Alan McDonald, American Academy of Arts & Sciences
   

3. The Role of Scientists in Normalizing U.S.-Chinese Relations: 1965-1979 - by Kathlin Smith, formerly of Committee for Scholarly Communication with China
   

4. Scientific Cooperation and Conflict Management in U.S.-China Relations, 1978 to the Present - by Ricahrd P. Suttmeier, University of Oregon
   

5. The Role of Scientists in South American Nuclear Cooperation - by Paulo Wrobel, The Royal Institute of International Affairs London, UK, and John R. Redick, University of Virginia
   

6. Israeli and Egyptian Cooperation in Agriculture and Medical Research and Training and Its Influence on the Normalization of Relations Between the Two Countries - by Alexander Keynan, The Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, and Dani Shoham, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar-Ilan University
   

7. Encounters Between Palestinian and Israeli Academics and Their Likely Influence on the Peace Process - by Dani ShohamBegin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar-Ilan University
   

8. The Road to A Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty - by Gregory van der Vink, Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology
   

9. The Role of U.S. and Soviet Scientists in Nuclear Arms Control Activities: The Example of the Committee on International Security and Arms Control - by Iddo Wernick, Columbia Earth Institute, Columbia University
   

10. The Role of Weizmann Institute of Science in the Process of Normalization of Israel-German Relations - by Hana Bar-On, Advisor to the President of the Weizmann Institute