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The leading article in the Globe and Mail of March 22, entitled “This Brutal Century”, recalled how the First World War, originally sparked by a conflagration in the powder keg … Read more Letter from the President: The Powder Keg Of Europe: a New Perspective
Following the custom set by the Rapoports four years ago, the meeting was preceded by an informal dinner, hosted this time by Jean Smith and John Valleau in their home … Read more Highlights of the Board Meeting of Tuesday, March 15, 1988
In recognition of the dedication of recent Nobel prizewinner John Polanyi to peace initiatives, the Canadian Pugwash Committee, Science for Peace, the Royal Society of Canada and University College of … Read more The Polanyi Peace Fund
Science for Peace has, over the years, been steadily promoting the idea of an International Satellite Monitoring Agency (ISMA) or, more generally, the concept of a multinational system of peace-keeping … Read more Peace-keeping Satellites: A Review of a Science for Peace Activity
Hans Blumenfeld died on January 30. In the March Bulletin we published a memorial to him by our President, George Ignatieff, recalling especially his magnificent contribution over many years to … Read more Hans Blumenfeld
The Group of 78 is an informal association of Canadians seeking the integration of global priorities for peace and disarmament, equitable development for all, and a strong and revitalized United … Read more Statement of the Group of 78
The Name of the Chamber was Peace A collection of twelve articles by persons widely recognized for their scholarly contributions to the understanding and advancement of peace. Eleven of the … Read more Bookshelf
Science for Peace at UNSSOD III A few non-government groups will be given the opportunity to address the General Assembly of the United Nations directly during the second week of … Read more Announcements