Nobel Symposia – Peace
The Nobel Foundation's Symposium program
was initiated in 1965. Since that time more than a hundred
symposia have taken place. The symposia are devoted to areas of
science where breakthroughs are occurring or deal with other
topics of primary cultural or social significance. The symposia
contributions are eventually published in book or other print
format.
| A selection of the Nobel Symposia in
Peace with cover, table of contents and
other info: |
Twenty Years of International Relations
2011, NS 150 |
Peace, Stability and Nuclear Order: Theoretical Assumptions, Historical Experiences, Future Challenges
2009, NS 142 |
The United States and Europe: Cooperation
and Conflicts, Past, Present and Future
2007, NS 136 |
A Human Rights Approach to Development and
the Right to Development
2003, NS 125 |
From Conflict Escalation to Conflict
Transformation: The Cold War in the 1980s
2002, NS 122 |
The Conflicts of the 20th Century and the
Solutions for the 21st Century
2001, NCS 2001-5 (with videos on-demand) |
A Future Arms Control Agenda
1999, NS 118 |
Reviewing the Cold War: Approaches,
Interpretations, Theory
1998, NS 107 |
No End to Alliance
1997, NS 105 |
Nationalism and Internationalism in the post-Cold
War Era
1997, NS 102 |
The Carter Administration, the Brezhnev Politburo
and the Fall of Détente
1995, NS 95 |
Democracy's Victory and Crisis
1994, NS 93 |
Beyond the Cold War: New Dimensions in
International Relations
1991, NJS 91-5 |
The Fall of Great Powers: Stability, Peace and
Legitimacy
1993, NS 87 |
Other Nobel Symposia:
Physics
Chemistry
Physiology or Medicine
Literature
Peace
Economic Sciences
Interdisciplinary
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