William James, the first peace psychologist, would have felt at home in the Psychologists for Social Responsibility as well as the Division of Peace Psychology. He was a most distinguished scholar and also an insistent public voice on issues of war and peace. He was deeply opposed to imperialism and the “war fever” with which it was associated. It was the political issue on which he spent most thought and effort.
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