Nils Petter Gleditsch: All comments

Friday, 4 Sept 2026
Civil wars cluster around the Equator – but why?

Tuesday, 26 Feb 2019
A Book that Looks Like an Encyclopedia

Friday, 9 Feb 2018
Confessions of a Defector from Sociology (1)

Wednesday, 29 Nov 2017
Nils Petter Gleditsch: Ted Gurr Has Passed Away

Thursday, 20 Jul 2017
Rudy Rummel – a Many-Faceted Scholar

Friday, 12 May 2017
The East Asian Peace – Two New Books

Tuesday, 7 Mar 2017
A Tourist in Search of the Real Cuba

Thursday, 23 Feb 2017
Replication in International Relations

Tuesday, 15 Nov 2016
Democratic Intervention?

Monday, 14 Nov 2016
Myths About War and Violence

Thursday, 10 Nov 2016
The Victims of War: Light at the End of the Tunnel?

Friday, 14 Aug 2015
Oh my, not another ‘Festschrift’!

Friday, 20 Mar 2015
The Fire in the House of Islam

Sunday, 8 Mar 2015
Fifty Years Since the Selma March

Tuesday, 27 Jan 2015
More on the Waning of War

Wednesday, 21 Jan 2015
Surveillance Under Control?¹

Monday, 22 Dec 2014
Poor Research or What?

Thursday, 17 Apr 2014
Climate Change and War

Wednesday, 28 Sept 2011
The Role of Non-violence in the Struggle for Liberation

Monday, 22 Nov 2004
Roots of conflict : Don't blame environmental decay for the next war

Monday, 13 Dec 2021
Can Peace be Researched? Revisiting a 55-Year-Old TV Program

Monday, 12 Apr 2021
The Democratic Civil Peace and Beyond: Scott Gates Interviewed by Nils Petter Gleditsch

Friday, 22 Jan 2021
An Australian Viking has laid down his pen

Saturday, 24 Oct 2020
Johan Galtung at 90: His Enduring Legacy to Peace Research in Oslo

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020
Toward a Social-Democratic Peace?

Wednesday, 6 May 2020
In memoriam: Arthur H. Westing (1928–2020)

Friday, 21 Feb 2020
Olav Bjerkholt (1942–2020)

Thursday, 19 Dec 2019
Lewis F Richardson – An Exceptional Scholar

Monday, 21 Oct 2019
Opening Peace Research

Sunday, 1 Oct 2023
Ola Listhaug (1949–2023)