toward a just and sustainable world
August 6, 1986 Forty-one years ago, on August 6, 1945, Hiroshima was devastated by a scorching flash of light and an earth shaking explosion. The streets were massed with people, … Read more The City of Hiroshima Peace Declaration
Peace At Expo ’86 THE QUEST for peace takes on various shapes and symbols. I even found peace alive and well in some aspects of Vancouver’s EXPO. Former Premier Bill … Read more President's Corner
The complete text of the television address of Mikhail Gorbachev, Aug. 18, explaining the reasons for the extension of the Soviet Union’s unilateral test ban to January 1 is available … Read more Bookshelf
This summer took me to four scientific meetings in Europe where I found very great and widespread concern about current trends in world affairs, especially the ever-growing arms race and … Read more Dear Colleagues,
Social traps are situations in which individual rationality dictates one course of action, collective rationality another. If all participants are guided by individual rationality, all are worse off than if … Read more Research Report
IN CASE you have not noticed the attached clipping, you might be interested in mentioning it in the BULLETIN. The Dept. of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington is … Read more Letters
The Senate Of York University has ratified the enclosed set of motions. They were adopted by three separate votes, each passing by a majority. These votes came after six months … Read more Notes