‘Nobel laureates tell United States: Now win the peace’, The Independent, 18 April 2003. The war is over but Iraq is in disarray. Here, seven peace prize winners (including Sir Joseph Rotblat) warn that the rest of the world may suffer too.
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The Future of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Published on 3rd April 2003 in Events 2000-2005, NPT
3 April 2003, Imperial College, London. Speaker: Professor John Simpson, Founding Director of the Mountbatten Centre at the University of Southampton and a leading authority on nuclear non-proliferation
Joseph Rotblat – How I learned to hate the bomb
Published on 21st March 2003 in Publications 2000-2005, Nuclear Weapons
Joseph Rotblat, ‘How I learned to hate the bomb’, The Guardian, 21 March 2003
Response by the British Pugwash Group to the invitation made in the MoD Discussion Paper on Missile Defence dated December 2002
Published on 21st January 2003 in Publications 2000-2005, Nuclear Weapons
Response by the British Pugwash Group (21 Jan. 2003) to the invitation made in the MoD Discussion Paper on Missile Defence dated December 2002
We are on a slippery slope, heading for disaster
Published on 8th January 2003 in Publications 2000-2005, Disarmament
Joseph Rotblat, ‘We are on a slippery slope, heading for disaster’, The Guardian, 8 January 2003, reporting the RUSI conference on non-proliferation
Pugwash Workshop on No First Use of Nuclear Weapons
Published on 17th November 2002 in Nuclear Weapons, Events 2000-2005
15-17 November 2002, Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Doctrines; Papers by Gen. Pan Zhenqiang, Yuri Federov, Kanti Bajpai, Lawrence Freedman, and other participants at the Pugwash Workshop on No First Use of Nuclear Weapons, London, UK, Pugwash Meeting No. 279