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INDEX

Note: Page numbers in italics refer to figures.

Abilene paradox

abolition of capital punishment

abolition of chemical weapons

abolition of corporal punishment

abolition of nuclear weapons

abolition of slavery

abolition of torture

abortion

and crime decline

and infanticide

sex-selective

Abraham

Abrahms, Max

abstraction

Abu Ghraib prison

Achilles

Adams, John

adolescence:

and crime

male, see young men

peer influence in

adoption studies

adrenaline

affirmative action

Afghanistan

Soviet invasion of

U.S. war in

Africa

independence in

wars in

African Americans:

civil rights of

community actions of

family lives of

and