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Antinuclear movement

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The state and nuclear power

Joseph A. Camilleri

1984

Beyond survival

Michael Albert, D. A. Dellinger

1983

Nuclear holocaust & Christian hope

Richard K. Taylor, Ronald J. Sider

1982

The long road to Greenham

Jill Liddington

1989

What One Person Can Do to Help Prevent Nuclear War

Ronald Freund

1982

The fate of the earth

Jonathan Schell

1982

Gandhi in the West

Sean Scalmer

2011

Nobody wants a nuclear war

Judith Vigna

1986

Nuclear blackmail and nuclear balance

Richard K. Betts

1987

Reweaving the web of life

Pam McAllister

1982

Atomic Ghost

John Bradley

1995

Why Movements Matter

Steve Breyman

2001

The rise of nuclear fear

Spencer R. Weart

2012

Aunt Carrie's war against Black Fox nuclear nower plant

Carrie B. Dickerson, Carrie Barefoot Dickerson, Patricia Lemon

1995

The Nuclear age reader

Jeffrey D. Porro

1989

Ray & Joan

Lisa Napoli

2016

The rhetoric of antinuclear fiction

Patrick Mannix

1992

The atom besieged

Dorothy Nelkin, Michael Pollak

1980

The hundredth monkey

Ken Keyes

1981

No Nukes

Anna Gyorgy

1979

Um Hoffnung kämpfen

Petra Karin Kelly

1984

A band of angels

Julian F. Thompson

1986

European peace movements and the future of the Western Alliance

Robert Edwards Hunter, Walter Laqueur

1985

No Clear Reason

Radical Science Collective

1984

Making the money sing

John Tirman

2000

The Green Movement in West Germany

Elim Papadakis

1984

Nuclear power and ratepayer protest

Wayne H. Sugai

1987

Critical masses

Thomas Raymond Wellock

1998

The anti-nuclear handbook

Stephen Croall

1978

The nature way

Corbin Harney

2009

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