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Nuclear disarmament

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Nuclear warfare

Laurence W. Martin

1989

Amsterdam appeal

J. de Vries, B. Schmidt

1978

The Peace Book

Book Peace

1987

Has man a future?

Bertrand Russell

1961

U.S. nuclear weapons policy

William James Perry, Ferguson, Charles D., Brent Scowcroft

2009

At the nuclear crossroads

John B. Rhinelander

1995

Nuclear war and nuclear peace

Gerald Segal

1983

Debate on disarmament

Marjorie Mowlam, Clarke, Michael

1982

Strategic antisubmarine warfare and naval strategy

Tom Stefanick

1987

Disarmament, its politics and economics

Seymour Melman

1962

Arms control

Jozef Goldblat

1978

The illogic of American nuclear strategy

Robert Jervis

1984

Arms control, disarmament, and national security

Donald G. Brennan

1961

Arms control and disarmament

Richard Dean Burns

1977

Russia, America, the bomb and the fall of Western Europe

Brian May

1984

Apocalypse never

Tad Daley

2010

The prevention of nuclear war

Epstein, William

1984

Freeze!

Edward Moore Kennedy

1982

Arms control and disarmament

Great Britain. Central Office of Information. Reference Division.

1977

Cold dawn

John Newhouse

1973

No more war!

Linus Pauling

1958

Spain and NATO

Ken Coates

1986

Strategic Stalemate

Michael Krepon

1985

International terrorism and world security

International School on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts Urbino, Italy 1974.

1975

Common sense and nuclear warfare

Bertrand Russell

1959

Arms control and international security

Neil Joeck, Roman Kolkowicz

1984

The Soviet Union and SALT

Samuel B. Payne

1980

Waging nuclear peace

Robert Ehrlich

1985

Missile envy

Helen Caldicott

1984

Congress and nuclear weapons

James M. Lindsay

1991

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