Titlebook: John W. Burton: A Pioneer in Conflict Analysis and Resolution; Key Contributions on David J. Dunn,Hans Günter Brauch,Pamela Burton Book 202

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John W. Burton: From Cold War Politics to Peace Research Pioneers and, especially, human conflict, culminating in the concept and practical processes of Provention. Burton never intended to be an academic. His early years were spent in the ‘practical politics’ where he encountered problems and conventional ‘solutions’ which were often failures or counterproducti

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From Power to Steering (1965)argon of a discipline—are not generally welcome, and clearly must be justified. Nevertheless, they should not lightly be rejected in favour of customary language, for it is by a slight shift in emphasis, or the slightly altered perspective of new terms, that thought has developed. Furthermore, we ne

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Conflict as a Function of Change (1966)propositions: (i) Man is by nature aggressive; (ii) The quest for power is universal and a fundamental drive; (iii) States, being led by and comprising men, are aggressive and seek power; (iv) Some States are more aggressive and more inclined to seek power than others because of variations in human

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Restatement and Propositions (1968) Some of the feed-back process has occurred already and is reflected in the hypotheses put forward (See J. W. Burton, “The Analysis of Conflict by Casework”, in: . vol. xxi, 1967.). It is now possible to state some propositions about the motivations of international society, dysfunctional conflict a

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Conceptualizing and Models (1972)ho have been able – sometimes over many generations – to build up a total picture from their knowledge of parts and the relations of parts. A map is drawn by exploration of parts. The parts come first. This is the practical means of discovery. Similarly, in exploring human behaviour we, as persons,

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Discussion: Theory and Reality (1975)d, and that the respect engendered leads policy-makers to take him seriously. He is in business when his work results in a new fibre, an electronic device, a heart pace-maker, or a new weapon. Not so the social or political scientist. Of him it is argued that he has no sure basis of knowledge; that