Joshua S. Goldstein
Professor Emeritus, School of International Service, American University
Visiting Professor Emeritus, Yale University (Fall 2008)
Nonresident Sadat Senior Fellow, CIDCM, University of Maryland
and Research Scholar, Dept. of Political Science, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
PO Box 3068, Amherst, MA 01004-3068
    (413) 256-6363          jg@joshuagoldstein.com

         Biographical Sketch
         Curriculum Vitae

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Prof. Goldstein's recent news and activities

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Textbook: International Relations (Pearson Longman, coauthor Jon C. Pevehouse).

Now in print: Update versions of the Eighth (and Brief Fourth) Edition
Eighth edition 2008-2009 update, ISBN 0-205-58595-7        
Brief Fourth edition 2008-2009 update, ISBN 0-205-58594-9
To the textbook website:   internationalrelations.com
To the website for the Brief Edition:   IRtext.com
Reader: Readings in International Relations (Pevehouse/Goldstein), ISBN 0-321-35619-5

Podcasts: Link to podcasts on the textbook website, internationalrelations.com
Excerpt: "Core Principles of International Relations Theory," 2007

New! Short IR theory book, Principles of International Relations, ISBN 0-205-65266-2

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Book: The Real Price of War: How You Pay for the War on Terror

Video: Prof. Goldstein on war costs, CSPAN2, 10/7/04 via You-Tube --   Part 1 (7:10)
Video: Prof. Goldstein on war costs, CSPAN2, 10/7/04 via You-Tube --   Part 2 (7:49)

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Book:
War and Gender: How Gender Shapes the War System and Vice Versa
(Cambridge U. Press, 2001)

Web page: The Women of World War I

Audio: Prof. Goldstein on women at war, Minnesota Public Radio, 10/18/06

Op Ed: "John Wayne and G.I. Jane" (Christian Science Monitor 1/10/02: 11)

Paper: "The Importance of War in the Gendered Socialization of Aggression," presented at G. Stanley Hall Symposium on Gender and Aggression, Williams College, 2001.

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Op Ed: "The Worldwide Lull in War" (Christian Science Monitor 5/14/02: 9)

Project: War Fatality Data (May-June 2002)

Article: "War and Economic History" (Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History)

Book -- read online: Long Cycles: Prosperity and War in the Modern Age (Yale, 1988)

Chapter: "The Predictive Power of Long Waves, 1989-2004"

Other articles and chapters on war in Anthropology, Psychology, Gender Studies, Economic History, and International Relations.

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Book: Three-Way Street: Strategic Reciprocity in World Politics (Chicago, 1990)

Article: "Reciprocity, Triangularity, ... in the Middle East" [JCR 2001]

Article: "Reciprocity, Bullying, and ... the Bosnia Conflict" [APSR, 1997]

Article: "Energy in the World Economy, 1950-92" [ISQ, 1997]

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Updated May 25, 2008