On escalation and deterrence

Cover title"August 1961.""L2-1517"--handwritten on coverIncludes bibliographical reference

Formal requirements of a science

Reprinted from: The Conceptual Framework for a Science of Marketing, Proceedings of Marketing Symposium, 1963, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois"1521"--handwritten on cove

Some aspects of political behavior in international relations

Cover title"July 28, 1955.""Communications Project.""American Political Science Association, 51st annual meeting, Boulder, Colorado.""L2-382"--handwritten on cove

Research in international communication

Caption titleAt head of title: Ithiel do Sola Pool. Sociology Meetings. September 10, 1954"381"--handwritten on leaf [1]. -- Series statement handwritten on leaf [1

Progress of the International Communications Program

Caption title"February 28, 1955."Full caption reads: Memorandum to: Members of the Planning Committee. From: Ithiel de Sola Pool. Subject: Progress of the International Communications ProgramSeries statement handwritten on leaf [1]Progress report; 195

Educational television : is anybody watching

"November 1960"--t.p. -- At head of each page: "November 15, 1960.""L2-1160"--handwritten on coverDSR 833

Domestic and international influences on attitudes toward foreign economic policy

Caption titleAt head of title: Communications"April 15, 1955.""Paper to be delivered at AAPOR meetings, Madison, Wisconsin, April 1953.""L2-377"--handwritten on leaf [1]Authors listed at end of paper read: Ithiel de Sola Pool and Raymond A. Baue

Contacts and influence

This essay raises more questions than it answers. In first draft, which we have only moderately revised, it was written about two decades ago and has been circulating in manuscript since then. (References to recent literature have, however, been added.) It was not published previously because we raised so many questions that we did not know how to answer; we hoped to eventually solve the problems and publish. The time has come to cut bait. With the publication of a new journal of human network studies, we offer our initial soundings and unsolved questions to the community of researchers which is now forming in this field. While a great deal of work has been done on some of these questions during the past 20 years, we do not feel that the basic problems have been adequately resolved.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/23764/1/0000737.pd