An interview with Elise Boulding, a U.S. sociologist, concerning her views on peace education is presented. Dr. Boulding has undertaken numerous transnational and comparative studies on conflict and peace, development, family life, and women in society. She has taught at the University of Colorado and Dartmouth College and, at the time this interview was conducted, was Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association. In this interview, Dr. Boulding responds to questions about (among other topics) the concept of peace education, efforts towards peace education in the United States, and the role of the teacher in peace education. (DB)