Contents
Chapter 1: Mentors and Celebrities
Looking BackChapter 2: Childhood
Baku; Beyond Reading; Writing and Arithmetic; Revolution and Tolstoy; Crimea; ExodusChapter 3: America
AdolescenceChapter 4: Vienna
Chapter 5: Transition
University; Europe Again; Graduate Student; "Revolutionary" ActivityChapter 6: War
Nome; Ambivalence; Semantics; Thirty Men Aboard; Interlude; India; Victory; HomeChapter 7: Chicago
My First Paper; Mass Behaviour; Epidemics and Rumours; Science and Values; General Semantics; Sanity and the Cold War; General System Theory; Witch HuntChapter 8: CASBAH
General System Theory; Prisoner's Dilemma; Looking for an Anchorage; Genesis of SuperstitionsChapter 9: Ann Arbor
The First Prisoner's Dilemma Experiment; The First Visits to the Soviet Union; Warsaw; Commitment; Teach-ins; Peace Research; Farewell to U.S.Chapter 10: Toronto
Reductionist and Systemic Views of Behaviour; Spin-offs of Prisoner's Dilemma; Vienna Again; The Peace and Conflict Studies ProgrammeChapter 11: I Believe That...I Beleive in...
Degrees of Belief and Disbelief; Superstitions; Enlightenment; Good and Evil; The We-They Dichotomy; Relativity of Values; Myth; Unity in DiversityChapter 12: Looking Back and Ahead
Acknowledgments; Beyond the Sphere of Affection, Respect and Ideological Affinity; Prospects