Paul R Kimmel
Biographic Data
| ID | 176078 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul R Kimmel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul R |
| FAMILY NAME | Kimmel |
| SIGNATURE | KIMMEL P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | International Research Associates (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
In search of significant differences
SPSSI and Peace‐Building
A culture of peace promotes caring relations among individuals and groups based on full realization of their positive interdependence with each other and their environment—it entails social justice, norms of equity and multicultural sensitivity and social relations conducive to nonviolence, sustainable development, and human well‐being. This is a history of Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) 's efforts to build such a cu…
Collateral Damage
Color-coded terrorism alerts are issued, then lifted with no explanation. False alarms can, like crying wolf, desensitize people to a real need to be on alert. And that psychic numbing is just one effect discussed in this book by fifteen psychologists teamed up to take a critical look at the U.S. war on terrorism. These experts are led by the Chairman of an American Psychological Association task force charged with pinpointing the effect of our a…
Primal violence
Since 1989, international conflicts have shifted emphasis from political and economic issues to ethnic and cultural issues. The resurgence of cultural identities based on ethnicity, language, race, tradition, religion, and region has generated primal violence such as ethnic cleansing. Traditional political and economic theories have not been effective in explaining these destructive conflicts. We need new paradigms to understand the cultural vari…
A little bit about a lot of things
Sustainability and cultural understanding
In today's world, effective social development programs must involve all peoples in conceiving and cultivating sustainable societies. Comparative information on all types of social development programs, their effects, and the cultural values and assumptions underlying them is needed. It is becoming one of the main responsibilities of peace psychologists to evaluate current approaches to social development and, if we find that they are not contrib…
Cultural Perspectives on International Negotiations
The traditional Western diplomatic approach to international negotiation is compared with an intercultural approach. The implicit assumptions underlying the universal “culture” of diplomacy and the American values in which these assumptions are grounded are discussed. Individual levels of cultural awareness including cultural chauvinism, ethnocentrism, tolerance, minimization, and cultural understanding are described, and their influence on the i…
The SPSSI Investigation, or Special P rosecutors for Stopping Soviet I nfiltration
The SPSSI Investigation was presented at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C., on August 21, 1986. It was produced and directed by Paul Kimmel with technical assistance by Ramona Rhoades. Music was arranged and provided by Phyllis Katz. The cast in order of appearance was as follows: RONALD MCDONALD Frances Culbertson JUDGE #1 Sandra Tangri JUDGE #2 Jacqueline Goodchilds JUDGE #3 Michele Wittig CLERK Ronald Fisher DR. STRETCH Paul Kimmel DR. LI…
Learning about peace
Learning about peace
A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations
ive, universal orientation implies a belief in and a preoccupation with universally applicable truths. In the case of a state, such a belief implies in turn the existence of an official ideology and a degree of missionary
Game Theory versus Mutual Identification
Mutual identification appears to be the normative pattern of interdependence anticipated by middle-class American couples and endorsed by most professionals in marriage. To assess the quality of a relationship by evaluating individual behavior is to deny this normative pattern. The application of game theory to marital interaction is an example of such a denial, since it assumes that players interact on the basis of individuated self-interest in …
A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations
ive, universal orientation implies a belief in and a preoccupation with universally applicable truths. In the case of a state, such a belief implies in turn the existence of an official ideology and a degree of missionary
Cultural Perspectives on International Negotiations
The traditional Western diplomatic approach to international negotiation is compared with an intercultural approach. The implicit assumptions underlying the universal “culture” of diplomacy and the American values in which these assumptions are grounded are discussed. Individual levels of cultural awareness including cultural chauvinism, ethnocentrism, tolerance, minimization, and cultural understanding are described, and their influence on the i…
Game Theory versus Mutual Identification
Mutual identification appears to be the normative pattern of interdependence anticipated by middle-class American couples and endorsed by most professionals in marriage. To assess the quality of a relationship by evaluating individual behavior is to deny this normative pattern. The application of game theory to marital interaction is an example of such a denial, since it assumes that players interact on the basis of individuated self-interest in …
SPSSI and Peace‐Building
A culture of peace promotes caring relations among individuals and groups based on full realization of their positive interdependence with each other and their environment—it entails social justice, norms of equity and multicultural sensitivity and social relations conducive to nonviolence, sustainable development, and human well‐being. This is a history of Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) 's efforts to build such a cu…
Primal violence
Since 1989, international conflicts have shifted emphasis from political and economic issues to ethnic and cultural issues. The resurgence of cultural identities based on ethnicity, language, race, tradition, religion, and region has generated primal violence such as ethnic cleansing. Traditional political and economic theories have not been effective in explaining these destructive conflicts. We need new paradigms to understand the cultural vari…
Sustainability and cultural understanding
In today's world, effective social development programs must involve all peoples in conceiving and cultivating sustainable societies. Comparative information on all types of social development programs, their effects, and the cultural values and assumptions underlying them is needed. It is becoming one of the main responsibilities of peace psychologists to evaluate current approaches to social development and, if we find that they are not contrib…
Game Theory versus Mutual Identification
Mutual identification appears to be the normative pattern of interdependence anticipated by middle-class American couples and endorsed by most professionals in marriage. To assess the quality of a relationship by evaluating individual behavior is to deny this normative pattern. The application of game theory to marital interaction is an example of such a denial, since it assumes that players interact on the basis of individuated self-interest in …
A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations
ive, universal orientation implies a belief in and a preoccupation with universally applicable truths. In the case of a state, such a belief implies in turn the existence of an official ideology and a degree of missionary
Learning about peace
Learning about peace
The SPSSI Investigation, or Special P rosecutors for Stopping Soviet I nfiltration
The SPSSI Investigation was presented at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C., on August 21, 1986. It was produced and directed by Paul Kimmel with technical assistance by Ramona Rhoades. Music was arranged and provided by Phyllis Katz. The cast in order of appearance was as follows: RONALD MCDONALD Frances Culbertson JUDGE #1 Sandra Tangri JUDGE #2 Jacqueline Goodchilds JUDGE #3 Michele Wittig CLERK Ronald Fisher DR. STRETCH Paul Kimmel DR. LI…
Cultural Perspectives on International Negotiations
The traditional Western diplomatic approach to international negotiation is compared with an intercultural approach. The implicit assumptions underlying the universal “culture” of diplomacy and the American values in which these assumptions are grounded are discussed. Individual levels of cultural awareness including cultural chauvinism, ethnocentrism, tolerance, minimization, and cultural understanding are described, and their influence on the i…
Sustainability and cultural understanding
In today's world, effective social development programs must involve all peoples in conceiving and cultivating sustainable societies. Comparative information on all types of social development programs, their effects, and the cultural values and assumptions underlying them is needed. It is becoming one of the main responsibilities of peace psychologists to evaluate current approaches to social development and, if we find that they are not contrib…
A little bit about a lot of things
Primal violence
Since 1989, international conflicts have shifted emphasis from political and economic issues to ethnic and cultural issues. The resurgence of cultural identities based on ethnicity, language, race, tradition, religion, and region has generated primal violence such as ethnic cleansing. Traditional political and economic theories have not been effective in explaining these destructive conflicts. We need new paradigms to understand the cultural vari…
Collateral Damage
Color-coded terrorism alerts are issued, then lifted with no explanation. False alarms can, like crying wolf, desensitize people to a real need to be on alert. And that psychic numbing is just one effect discussed in this book by fifteen psychologists teamed up to take a critical look at the U.S. war on terrorism. These experts are led by the Chairman of an American Psychological Association task force charged with pinpointing the effect of our a…
SPSSI and Peace‐Building
A culture of peace promotes caring relations among individuals and groups based on full realization of their positive interdependence with each other and their environment—it entails social justice, norms of equity and multicultural sensitivity and social relations conducive to nonviolence, sustainable development, and human well‐being. This is a history of Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) 's efforts to build such a cu…
In search of significant differences
Political science (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Politics (3 works)