community” for published work on mental illness among spies and on organizational obstacles to reform of dysfunctions in the American intelligence community. In May, 1999, “On the Causes of War” (first published in 1997, reprinted in 1999 and 2007) won the International PeaceWriting Award administered by the English Department of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, for “the outstanding work on peace in North America” that year. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5750629760b5e9d6697be6cd/t/59963a81d482e9edaffa67ed/1503017604395/On+the+Causes+of+War.pdf In 1998, he was included in the International Who’s Who of Intellectuals, and the Dictionary of International Biography. One of 43 academics invited to the first, and then second Open Sources Conferences sponsored by the office of the then new Director of National Intelligence, Washington D.C., July 16–17, 2007 and September 2008. Stony Award, Fridley Community Cable, Public-access television, for best independent video documentary production, 1992. Title: "A Crisis for Democracy, Corruption in Government". Peter J. Shields Fellow, UC Davis, 1975-76. Field Research on Macaca sylvanus, Morocco (grant), 1973, under D. Taub, UCD anthropology National Merit Scholarship Finalist, 1968. References 1951 births Living people 21st-century American biologists American non-fiction writers University of California, Davis alumni