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• Welcome to the website of David Adams (brief biography)

• Curriculum Vitae of David Adams (with links to all most all of my more than 130 original publications)

• What's new and what's coming

• World Civil Society Report on the Culture of Peace (Related website with thousands of pages, including the semi-monthly Bulletin in English, French and Spanish from 2005-2011)

• Letter to my Academic Friends (11 pages)

• Culture of Peace as the Best Alternative to Terrorism (html format) (14 pages)

• Culture of Peace as the Best Alternative to Terrorism (pdf format) (14 pages)

• Early History of the Culture of Peace

• Early History of the Culture of Peace: A Personal Memoire - 2003 (39 pages)

• UNESCO and a Culture of Peace: Promoting a Global Movement - 1995 (original published edition, now out of print, 66 pages)

• Annexes and Documentation (73 pages)

• Overview of the Culture of Peace - 2005 (23 pages)

• My Latest Books - published in 2009 (can be ordered or read on line)

• World History of the Culture of War (46 pages)

• World Peace through the Town Hall: A Strategy for Transition to a Culture of Peace (39 pages)

• I Have Seen the Promised Land (82 pages in continuous PDF format)

• Index to video of lecture on transition to a culture of peace presented to students at University of Connecticut in August 2009

• Introduction to Psychology for Peace Activists

• Psychology for Peace Activists - 1987 (38 pages)

• Why Are There So Few Women Warriors? Introduction

• Biology Does Not Make Men More Aggressive than Women (11 pages)

• Why There Are So Few Women Warriors - 1983 (19 pages)

• Introduction to the Seville Statement on Violence

• The Seville Statement on Violence: A Progress Report (12 pages, published in Journal of Peace Research)

• 1991 UNESCO brochure, The Seville Statement on Violence: Preparing the Ground for the Constructing of Peace (12 pages)

• The Myth That War is Intrinsic to Human Nature Discourges Action for Peace by Young People (12 pages)

• Seville Statement Newsletter: November 2002 (6 pages)

• Seville Statement Newsletter: March 2003 (7 pages)

• All Seville Statement Newsletter from 1985 on, available as jpg images (32 issues)

• Introduction to The Aggression Systems and Table of Contents

• Updated Review (2006) of Brain Mechanisms of Aggression (25 pages)

• The Aggression Systems: General Introduction

• The Aggression Systems: Human Aggression Introduction

• On the Role of Anger in War and Peace (7 pages)
• Anger vs. Fear and Pessimism (3 pages)
• There Is No Instinct for War (8 pages)
• Biology Does Not Make Men More Aggressive than Women (11 pages)
• Why There Are So Few Women Warriors (19 pages)
• The Myth That War is Intrinsic to Human Nature Discourges Action for Peace by Young People (12 pages)
• The Seville Statement on Violence: A Progress Report (12 pages)

• The Aggression Systems: Evolution of Aggression Introduction

• The Role of Anger in the Consciousness Development of Peace Activists: Where Physiology and History Intersect (8 pages)
• Competitive and Territorial Fighting: Two Types of Offense in the Rat (20 pages)
• Motivational Systems of Social Behavior in Male Rats and Monkeys: Are they Homologous? (15 pages)
• Motivational Systems of Agonistic Behavior in Muroid Rodents: A Comparative Review and Neural Model (44 pages)
• A Genetic Analysis of Aggressive Behavior in Five Inbred Strains of Rats, Selected Hybrids and Backcrosses (19 pages)

• The Aggression Systems: Brain Mechanisms of Aggression Introduction

• Defence and Territorial Behaviour Dissociated by Hypothalamic Lesions in the Rat (2 pages)
• Ventromedial Tegmental Lesions Abolish Offense Without Disturbing Predation or Defense (6 pages)
• Offense Produced by Chemical Stimulation of the Anterior Hypothalamus of the Rat (9 pages)
• Ventrobasal Thalamus Necessary for Visually-Released Defensive Boxing of Rat (12 pages)
• Role of Midbrain Central Gray in Pain-Induced Defensive Boxing of Rats (16 pages)
• The Activity of Single Cells in the Midbrain and Hypothalamus of the Cat during Affective Defense Behavior (32 pages)
• Brain Mechanisms for Offense, Defense and Submission (61 pages)

• The Aggression Systems: Dynamics of Aggression Introduction

• A Dynamic Psychoneural Analysis of Offense Behavior in the Rat (15 pages)
• A Statistical Analysis of the Social Behavior of the Male Stumptail Macaque (Macaca arctoides) (24 pages)
• Inborn and Acquired Aspect of Offense and Defense Motivational Systems in Muroid Rodents: Role of Memory (11 pages)
• Hormone-Brain Interactions and their Influence on Agonistic Behavior (12 pages)
• Reproductive Postponement and Human Depression (6 pages)

• Culture of Peace News Network

• Poems

• The Dawning of Peace
• From El Salvador
• Peace is a Tree
• Mission to Mozambique
• Listen to the Children
• Esclarmonde: Daughter of Peace
• A Song: The Promise of the Stars
• Waves
• The Prophet

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• Guest Book

Not linked on Home Page

• Annual Christmas letter to my students 1973-1995

• War on Terrorism or Internal Culture of War?

• Culture of Peace as the Best Alternative to Terrorism (html format) (14 pages)

• Culture of Peace as the Best Alternative to Terrorism (pdf format) (14 pages)

• Internal Military Intervention in the United States (25 pages)

• The American Peace Movements (37 pages)

• Economic Collapse of the Soviet Union (11 pages)

• Progress of Economic Reform in the USSR, by Otto Latsis, 1989 (7 pages)

• Links

• Syllabus for Psyc 265 at Wesleyan University