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050			_aU21 _b.W75 1983
082			_a355.007 WRI
100			_aQuincy Wright
245			_aA Study of War _cby Quincy Wright.
250			_a2nd Ed
260			_c1983 _bThe University of Chicago Press _aLondon,
300			_axiv, 451p. _billus. _c24 cm
440			_n11473
500			_a1 copy available on shelf no. 2
520			_aA Study of War. This book is on history, the nature, the causes, control, and the cure of war. War is thus a type of violence. The word "violence", however , includes also activities which are not war, such as assassination and robbery, riot and lynching, police action and execution, reprisals and interventions. War is thus at the same time an exceptional legal condition, a phenomenon of intergroup social psychology, a species of conflict, and a species of violence. While each of these aspects of war suggests an approach to its study, war must not be identified with any one of them.
650			_a War.
650			_a Military art and science.
650			_a Vredesvraagstuk.
942			_cBK _2lcc