1984-6 A diverse body of scholars at UCI gather to promote global 1987 Global Peace and Conflict Studies undergraduate 1989 Drew, Chace and Erin Warmington Chair endowed “to aract a scholar of 2002 Minor in Conflict peace and arms control. Among early members: Julius Margolis minor is established. Over 40 courses are oered. 2013 Stergios Skaperdas (Economics) distinction whose work will focus on researching pathways to a stable world peace Resolution that had evolved appointed to Heinz Chair (Economics),Riley Newman (Physics), John Whiteley (Social Ecology), 1986 Thomas & Elizabeth GPACS holds 3-day Institute for public school Teachers. and greater international cooperation.” from the earlier Minor in 2013 Lecture by William deBuys: In this exhibit we tell the story of a small organization – This is also a story of organizational growth and Frank Long (Chemistry), Karl Huauer (History), Larry Howard Tierney Chair in Peace Studies Also hosts the Second Annual UC System-wide Global 1991 Paula Garb becomes Assistant to Global Peace and Conflict 2003 Program in Citizen “Whiskey’s fer Drinkin’ and Water’s (Psychology), Keith Nelson (History), Peter Bowler (Biology), is endowed “to aract to Peace and Conflict Symposium bringing together Helen Ingram (Social Ecology) appointed in 1995, arrives 1996 GPACS Director Studies is moved to the Peace-Building leaves 2013 Julia Elyachar (Anthropology) Fer Fightin’: California Climate 1983 UC establishes Frederick Reines (Physics), and F. Sherwood Rowland (Chemistry) GPACS a scholar of Change and Global Aridity 2014 Lecture by Bassam Haddad: student delegations from each campus. 1997 Program in International Studies Program in International CGPACS to become a is Director of CGPACS Institute on Global distinction whose work will GPACS hosts visiting Soviet scholars at a Summer Seminar on Global Security and separate activity within “The Syrian Tragedy: Causes, Global Peace and Conflict Studies (GPACS – later CGPACS) at transformation on an expanding campus at UCI, and Conflict and 1992-1997 Patrick Morgan (Political established within Social Science at UCI Studies focus on researching Arms Control. Discussions focus on the nature and implications of perestroika Science) is Director the School of Social 2013 Etel Solingen (Political Science) Dynamics, and Consequences” Cooperation (IGCC) and pathways to a stable world 1989 Annual Margolis appointed to Tierney Chair Pictured clockwise 1988 GPACS brings recognized foreign GPACS House is renamed Science. Graduate student posters locates it at UCSD with peace.” Lecture Series is inaugurated 1999 3 separate working groups on 2013 Margolis Lecture by the University of California, Irvine. The history of CGPACS of the ways scientists, artists, scholars, policy makers from upper le : scholars from Germany, Sweden, and IPACS House; responsibility Mahmood Mamdani, The Story of CGPACS: Herbert York as Director Julius Margolis, 1992 GPACS public lecture series on peace-building, security, and Richard Mahew Lecture by Asef Bayat: F. Sherwood Rowland, the USSR to UCI for a quarter. First lecturer is McGeorge Terrorism funded by Tierney’s Publication: for it changes to 2013 GPACS inaugurates a 3-year vision plan Professor of Government 2014 Riley Newman, Patrick Morgan (Political environment are established for GPACS, International Studies establishes the Center for 2007 Sco Bollens (Social Ecology) “Whatever Happened to the Frederick Reines, Bundy, Special Assistant for Terrorism: Roots, Impacts, Responses, “Thinking Past The Unthinkable: Opportunities and and Anthropology at encapsulates a much broader tale about the growth of UCI; and donors acted on a sense of historic responsibility 1985 IGCC group at UCI brings Daniel Ellsberg and Science) appointed and arrives funded with an IGCC grant. Unconventional Security appointed to Warmington Chair Arab Spring?” and John Whiteley. George Rathjens to campus to teach for one quarter July 1991 National Security, Kennedy 1988-1992 Keith Nelson(History) edited by Larry Howard (Praeger 1992) Challenges for Global Peace” Columbia “Aer Nuremberg: 1988 Cliord C. Heinz Chair endowed to and Johnson administrations. is Director of GPACS 1997-2004 Wayne Sandholtz GPACS Executive Aairs at UCI. The Historical Significance each UCI hosts the IGCC Summer Teaching Seminar, Commiee reorganizes as a A Participatory Exhibition an enormous organizational task. IGCC group at UCI takes the support “an economist of distinction whose 1993 GPACS “Peace House,” a (Political Science) is Director • Biosecurity and the New Realities of Global Warming of the South African the relation of the UCs to the Nuclear Weapons Labs at Los to confront the dangers of nuclear weapons and work is focused on the Economics of Peace.” center (CGPACS) to focus on 2004-2011 Cecelia Lynch Transition” 2015 Margolis Lecture by Joseph name “Global Peace and Student Residence is created in graduate and faculty Masco: “The Age of Fallout: Conflict Studies (GPACS). 1990 GPACS granted status and (Political Science) is • Financial Crisis: Peace and Conflict in the New Normal Arroyo Vista is; it is one of the first research. Director of CGPACS Terraforming Planet Earth” Julius Margolis becomes Martin C. McGuire (Economics) appointed in funded as an IRU (Irvine Research theme houses on UCI campus Alamos and Lawrence Livermore; the Cold War; and changing potential benefits of science to society. 1991 and arrives January 1992. Unit) at UCI • Rethinking Peace and Conflict: Aer the Arab Spring understandings of global conflict, peace, and security. Director. Beginning of GPACS UNIVERSITY OF CA, IRVINE UNIVERSITY OF CA, IRVINE UNIVERSITY OF CA, IRVINE 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s The Backstory WORLD EVENTS WORLD EVENTS WORLD EVENTS WORLD EVENTS Additional ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: CGPACS ADVISORY BOARD CGPACS EXECUTIVE Acknowledgements: Tai Ming Cheung, Director, Institute on BOARD 1952 Lawrence Livermore National Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California San Diego Sco Bollens, Professor and Warmington Peter Bowler Jane Margolis Laboratory established at the University Special thanks to Chair in Peace and International Cooperation of California Radiation Laboratory at 1986 Chernobyl 1989 Fall of Berlin Wall/ End of Cold War For support of this Helen Ingram, Professor Emerita in Planning, Lynne Bush Martin Mastnak 1985 Gorbachev is elected General Nuclear Disaster proclaimed German unification process begins Paula Garb, Adjunct Professor, Anthropology Livermore. Edward Teller and Ernest 1991 Dissolution of 2001 September 11 Dean William Maurer of Policy and Design and Political Science and Marilu Daum Laura Mitchell 1970-74 US détente with the USSR Secretary of the Communist Party the Soviet Union former Drew, Chace and Erin Warmington Laura Mitchell, Associate Professor, History Lawrence cofounders of the Soviet Union Aacks on World Trade project, we are grateful to the School of Social Sciences Chair in Social Ecology Jenny Fan Keith Murphy Center and Pentagon and Professor Keith Nelson Kamal Sadiq, Associate Professor, Political 1974 “Fall of Saigon” 2007 Global Financial Marty McGuire, Professor Emeritus in Global Science Joe Harvey Simone Popperl the School of Social who has served as advisor. Economics and former Cliord S. Heinz 1993 World Trade Crisis: The Great Professor in Economics of Global Peace and Armin Schwegler, Professor, Spanish and Travis Huxman Gabrielle Schwab Recession begins Security Portuguese 1979 3-Mile Island Accident Clean-up Center bombing Robert Ke Caesar Sereseres Sciences, UCI, the School Patrick Morgan, Professor Emeritus of Christine Kim Susan Shirk 2009-11 U.S. withdraws Design by Klein + Klein, Political Science and Former Tierney 1954 US explodes “H-Bomb”; 1957 Sputnik I of Humanities, UCI, and Professor in Peace Research Sylvia Lotito Dan Tsang 1942 Los Alamos National Laboratory successfully 1981-3 Reagan 2003 Nuclear talks with Iran troops from Iraq Mission Viejo. 1000 times bigger than the bomb Keith Nelson, Edward A. Dickson Emeritus Cecelia Lynch established in New Mexico to develop Edward Teller Audra Yun dropped on Hiroshima. launched by 1958 National Aeronautics and strengthens military 1994 Rwanda Genocide Professor, History the first nuclear weapons. UC becomes Soviet Union Space Act is signed by Eisenhower; and champions 2010 Arab Spring in the UCI Libraries. Steve MacLeod “operating contractor” in 1943. 1945 Atomic bombs dropped Strategic Defense Riley Newman, Professor Emeritus, on Hiroshima and Nagasaki NASA is created, with elements Tunisia, Libya, Egypt; Physics & Astronomy existing government agencies. 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis Expectations Initiative (“Star Wars”) 1995 US intervention in Civil War in Syria 1949 Formation of NATO and first Soviet nuclear test Bosnian War, Kosovo 1969 Apollo Moon Landing by US