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Recollections about the Inter-Nation Simulation (INS) and Some Derivatives in Global Modeling

Harold Guetzkow

Sunnyvale, CA

This article provides commentaries on professional and personal experiences in the development of simulations in the study of international affairs, 1955-1985.

Key Words: alternative futures • computer(ized) simulation • conscientious objector • decision making • foreign policy • global modeling • international relations • INTERNATION SIMULATION • political science • research • simulated international processes • social psychology • social sciences

Simulation & Gaming, Vol. 26, No. 4, 453-470 (1995)
DOI: 10.1177/1046878195264007
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