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Bulletin of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1980
In recent years, the American and Canadian Pugwash groups have met each summer in Pugwash, Nova Scotia to plan international symposia on issues of arms control and development. Among the publications resulting from these symposia is a collection of essays on the problems of command and control over nuclear weaponry, the spread of nuclear weapons and ...
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In recent years, the American and Canadian Pugwash groups have met each summer in Pugwash, Nova Scotia to plan international symposia on issues of arms control and development. Among the publications resulting from these symposia is a collection of essays on the problems of command and control over nuclear weaponry, the spread of nuclear weapons and ...
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Medicine and War, 1986
We are now faced with the most brutal fact in human history, namely the capability to end the species that our sexual instincts continue by procreation. Children live in the shadow of possible, indeed some would say probable, nuclear weapon omnicide. Such an event would be the result of adult quarrelling and strife. In this article the natural right of
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We are now faced with the most brutal fact in human history, namely the capability to end the species that our sexual instincts continue by procreation. Children live in the shadow of possible, indeed some would say probable, nuclear weapon omnicide. Such an event would be the result of adult quarrelling and strife. In this article the natural right of
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981
THE WORLD is moving inexorably toward the use of nuclear weapons. The atomic age and space flights demonstrate the awesome power of science and technology. These developments have also brought humankind to a bifurcation—one road of unlimited opportunity for improving the quality of life, the other of unmitigated misery, devastation, and death. The road
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THE WORLD is moving inexorably toward the use of nuclear weapons. The atomic age and space flights demonstrate the awesome power of science and technology. These developments have also brought humankind to a bifurcation—one road of unlimited opportunity for improving the quality of life, the other of unmitigated misery, devastation, and death. The road
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
David W, Fouts, Robert, Shepherd
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David W, Fouts, Robert, Shepherd
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Whether to worry: Nuclear weapons in the Russia-Ukraine war
Contemporary Security Policy, 2023Giles David Arceneaux
exaly