Toward Nuclear Abolition - (Stanford Nuclear Age) by Lawrence S Wittner (Paperback)
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- Toward Nuclear Abolition presents the inspiring, dramatic story of how citizen activists helped curb the nuclear arms race and prevent nuclear war.
- About the Author: Lawrence S. Wittner is Professor of History at the State University of New York, Albany.
- 688 Pages
- Political Science, International Relations
- Series Name: Stanford Nuclear Age
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About the Book
Toward Nuclear Abolition presents the inspiring, dramatic story of how citizen activists helped curb the nuclear arms race and prevent nuclear war.Book Synopsis
Toward Nuclear Abolition presents the inspiring, dramatic story of how citizen activists helped curb the nuclear arms race and prevent nuclear war.From the Back Cover
"Once again, for that great purpose, public opinion in all countries must be mobilised. Lawrence S. Wittner's Toward Nuclear Abolition: A History of the World Disarmament Movement helps in that task to perfection. Readers of his previous books will need no incitement to get their hands on this one."--Michael Foot, Tribune"The saga of the world disarmament movement, whose complex strands Lawrence Wittner has brilliantly and lucidly woven together in Toward Nuclear Abolition, deserves the widest possible readership and retelling."--Robert K. Musil, Executive Director and CEO of Physicians for Social Responsibility and professor at American University
Review Quotes
"...the most comprehensive and authoritative account available of the world nuclear disarmament movement in the most effective period of its history."--Millennium
"For clues about how to save the planet from nuclear extinction, there is no better place to turn than to Lawrence S. Wittner's monumental three-volume study of the world disarmament movement from 1945 to the present."-- "The Progressive"
"Once again, for that great purpose, public opinion in all countries must be mobilised. Lawrence S. Wittner's Toward Nuclear Abolition: A History of the World Disarmament Movement helps in that task to perfection. Readers of his previous books will need no incitement to get their hands on this one."--Michael Foot "Tribune"
"The final volume of Lawrence Wittner's trilogy is a major contribution to the history of the international peace movement. It covers every major event, organization and activist leader in recent decades and features the same rigorous research in many formerly unused sources, clear writing and even-handed approach that characterized his first two volumes. No single review can do it justice...We are all in debt to him for completing such a difficult project."-- "The Nonviolent Activist"
"The saga of the world disarmament movement, whose complex strands Lawrence Wittner has brilliantly and lucidly woven together in Toward Nuclear Abolition, deserves the widest possible readership and retelling."--Robert K. Musil "Executive Director and CEO of Physicians for Social Responsibility and professor at American University"
"Wittner has it dead right: It's time to organize and press once again for serious arms control and disarmament."-- "History News Network"
"Wittner's impressively researched, clearly written, and balanced assessment of the anti-nuclear-weapon movement belongs on the shelf not only of every serious student of the nuclear arms race but also of everyone who is concerned about the safety of humanity."-- "American Historical Review"
"...a monumental study that deserves to be widely read."--Internationale Politik
About the Author
Lawrence S. Wittner is Professor of History at the State University of New York, Albany.Dimensions (Overall): 9.12 Inches (H) x 6.0 Inches (W) x 1.47 Inches (D)
Weight: 2.06 Pounds
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 688
Genre: Political Science
Sub-Genre: International Relations
Series Title: Stanford Nuclear Age
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Theme: Arms Control
Format: Paperback
Author: Lawrence S Wittner
Language: English
Street Date: August 6, 2003
TCIN: 1001763437
UPC: 9780804748629
Item Number (DPCI): 247-41-1093
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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