Gorbachev, Mikhail
Gore, Al
Gorton, William
Gottfredson, Michael
Gottschall, Jonathan
Gould, Stephen Jay
government:
anarchy contrasted with
benefits of
and civilization
and civil war
coercive
and conquest
emergence of
genocides by
good
and justice system
legitimate use of violence by
in medieval times
and official discrimination
as technology
trust in
violence controlled by
violence perpetrated by
world
see also anarchy; anocracy; autocracy; democracy; Leviathan; monarchy
Grafton, Anthony
Grand Illusion (film)
Graves, Robert
Gray, Heather
Gray, John
Gray, Kurt
Great Britain, see Britain/United Kingdom; England; Scotland; Wales
Great Dictator, The (film)
great powers
aggrandizement of
aspiring
in Cold War
interstate wars of
modern international order
and peacekeeping
and Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Greece, ancient
Athenian democracy
human sacrifice in
infanticide in
slavery in
Greece, modern
homicides in
Greene, Joshua
Greenfield, Liah
Green movement
Gregory I, Pope
Gregory VII, Pope
Grenada
Grey, Lady Jane
Grimm’s Fairy Tales
Groebner, Valentin
Grotius, Hugo
group processes; see also conformity; crowds, madness of; groupthink
groupthink
Guardian Angels
Guatemala
guerrillas
Guevara, Che
guillotine
guilt
Gurr, Ted Robert
Gutenberg, Johannes
Guthrie, Arlo
gynecide
Habsburg dynasty
Hacker, Andrew
Hagen, Edward
Hague Convention
Haidt, Jonathan
Hakemulder, Jèmeljan
Haldane, J.B.S.
Haley, Alex
Hallissy, Margaret
Hamann, Johann
Hamas
Hamilton, Alexander
Hammond, Ray
Hanawalt, Barbara
Hannibal
Hardin, Garrett
Harding, Harry
Harff, Barbara
Harpending, Henry
Harris, Judith
Harris, Marvin
Harrison, Ruth, Animal Machines
Hartley, L. P.
Haslam, Nick
hate crimes
Havel, Václav
Hawkes, Kristen
Hayden, Thomas
Hayes, Brian
Hayes, Catherine
Hearst, Patty
Heatherton, Todd
hedonism, psychological
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
Helsinki Accords (1975)
Hemingway, Ernest
Hemoclysm
Hendrix, Jimi
Henry I, King
Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor
Henry V, king of England
Henry VIII, king of England
herd behavior; see also conformity; crowds, madness of; group processes; groupthink
Herder, Johann
herding hypothesis of honor cultures
Herero people
heresy
heritability
Herman, Arthur
Herrmann, Benedikt
Herrnstein, Richard
Herzog, Hal
Hezbollah
Himmelfarb, Milton
Hinckley, John
Hinsley, F. H.
Hirohito, emperor of Japan
Hironaka, Ann
Hirschi, Travis
historical myopia
history:
biases in record
“end of,”
importance of individual in
military, commemorative sites of
past as foreign country
patterns in
as propaganda
revisionist
spin in
study of
unchronicled
Hitchens, Christopher
Hitler, Adolf
Hoban, Jack
Hobbes, Thomas
and anarchy
on causes of war
and genocide
influence of
Leviathan
on natural state
and social contract
Hobbesian trap
Ho Chi Minh
Hoffer, Eric
Hoffman, Abbie
Hoffman, Stanley
Hofstadter, Douglas
Hofstede, Geert
Holiday, Billie
Holmes, Oliver Wendell
Holocaust:
and evil
homosexuals eliminated in
and ideology
and Nazism
survivor stories of
see also genocide
Holsti, Kalevi
Homer, Iliad and Odyssey
homicide rates:
of aristocrats
in Asia
in Canada
and domestic violence
in England
in Europe
in hate crimes
and justice system
and kinship
male-on-male
in New England
in nonstate societies
as reliable index of violence
in southern U.S.
in U.S.
war deaths vs.
in western U.S.
world
Homo heidelbergensis
Homo sapiens; see also human beings
homosexuality:
decriminalization of
gay rights
and the Holocaust
oppression of
sexual orientation
tolerance of
violence against
Hong Kong, homicides in
honor
culture of
dueling
military codes of
Hooke, Robert
Horowitz, Donald
Horton, Heather
Howard, Catherine
Howard, Michael
Howard, Robert
Hrdy, Sarah
Hudson, Valerie
Hughes, Geoffrey
Hugo, Victor
Huguenot Wars
human beings:
altricial
brains of
common ancestor with chimps
multiparous
nepostic
polygenic character traits of
polygynous
in prehistory
primate ancestors of
sexually dimorphic
sexual reproduction of
violent tendencies of
Human Genome Project
humanism
and Enlightenment
humanitarian aid
Humanitarian Revolution
attempts to explain
blood and soil
capital punishment
civilization and enlightenment
and Civilizing Process
cruel punishments
despotism and political violence
empathy and regard for human life
Enlightenment humanism
and major war
reduction in use of force
a
nd Rights Revolutions
slavery
superstitious killing
human life, value placed on
human nature:
and conservatism
constancy of
motives of
psychological history of
theories of
universal
and violence
see also human beings
human rights:
and capital punishment
and corporal punishment of children
and criminalization of homosexuality
Helsinki Accords
and Humanitarian Revolution
vs. nationalism
principle of
and social contract
Universal Declaration
Human Rights Watch
human sacrifice
Human Security Report Project (HSRP)
human trafficking
human universals
Hume, David
humor
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Humphrey, Robert
Hundred Years’ War
Hungary
Hunt, Lynn
hunter-gatherers
data sources for
deaths from warfare
rates of violence
hunter-horticulturalists
data sources for
deaths from warfare
rates of violence
hunting
Huntington, Samuel
Hussein, Saddam
Hutchins, Robert Maynard
hydraulic theory
hyperbolic discounting
identity politics
ideology
Age of Ideology
blood and soil
Christian
and cognitive dissonance reduction
compartmentalization of
and conformity
decline of
and enforcement
and genocide
introduction of concept
militant
and Moralization Gap
Nazism
and pluralistic ignorance
and polarization
and relational models
and suicide terrorists
IGOs (intergovernmental organizations)
Incas
inclusive fitness
independence, of new nations; see also decolonization
Index of Forbidden Books
India:
caste system in
death toll in
emergence of agriculture
famine in
female infanticide in
human sacrifice in
Muslim invaders of
and nuclear capability
and Pakistan
socialism in
suttee in
terrorism in
wars in
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (film)
Indonesia
Industrial Revolution
inequality, economic, and violence
infanticide
and cultural norms
in fairy tales
female
male
taboo against
triage theory
“In Flanders Fields,”
informalizing process
information:
and dominance
and morality
spread of
and technology
see also cosmopolitanism
Innocent IV, Pope
Innocent X, Pope
Inquisition
instrumental violence, see predatory violence
integrative complexity
intelligence:
and cooperation
and democracy
and economic literacy
general (g)
heritabity of
IQ tests
and liberalism
and reason
rise in, see Flynn Effect
and self-control
and sophistication of political discourse
and violence
intercommunal conflict
interest:
compound
and self-control
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Intermale Aggression circuit; see also dominance
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Interpol
Inuit people
IQ tests
Iran
Iran-Iraq War
Iraq
Al Qaeda in (AQI)
civilian deaths in
Kuwait invaded by
nuclear capability of
U.S.-led invasion of
and USS Stark
Iraq Body Count
Ireland
human sacrifice in
immigrants from
wars in
irredentism
Isaiah
Islamic states:
acts of barbarity
autocratic
civilization in
conflicts in
and genocide
India invaded by
liberalizing forces in
and nuclear weapons
population of
punishment in
and religious wars
and Sharia law
and slavery
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