Cold War

Remarks Upon Accepting the Alan Cranston Peace Award by Jayantha Dhanapala, Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs – Award Ceremony Hosted by the Global Security Institute – United Nations, New York

Apr 16, 2002 | Ambassador Dhanapala, Biothreats, Cold War, Denuclearization, Disarmament, DPE, Dr. Jane Goodall, Global Security Institute, Global Terrorism, Hiroshima, Human Rights, Nagasaki, NPT, Nuclear Proliferation, Religion and Nuclear Deterrence, Senator Alan Cranston, United Nations

Remarks upon Accepting the Alan Cranston Peace Award by Jayantha Dhanapala Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs Award Ceremony Hosted by the Global Security Institute United Nations New York, NY 16 April 2002 Excellencies, friends and comrades – not...

Nuclear Weapons and Human Security: Ending the Conflict – An address to the Middle Power Initiative Strategy Consultation by Senator Douglas Roche, O.C. – U.N., N.Y.

Apr 4, 2002 | Cold War, Disarmament, DPE, Hiroshima, Human Rights, Middle Powers Initiative, Nagasaki, Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, NPT, United Nations

Twenty years ago, in 1982, a world commission led by the Swedish diplomat Inga Thorsson published a report on the relationship between disarmament and development. It set out the security options for governments: more money for arms or more money for economic and...

Nuclear Weapons and Human Security: Ending the Conflict – An Address to the Middle Power Initiative Strategy Consultation by Senator Douglas Roche – U.N/N.Y.

Apr 4, 2002 | 9-11, Cold War, Disarmament, Disarmament and Peace Education, Douglas Roche, Hiroshima, Middle Powers Initiative, Nagasaki, Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, NPT, Nuclear Proliferation, United Nations

About GSI Who We Are What You Can Do Documents GSI Publications News Room Multimedia Links Events Newsletter Sign Up Twenty years ago, in 1982, a world commission led by the Swedish diplomat Inga Thorsson published a report on the relationship between disarmament and...

Haverford College Plays Host to “Life Changing” Event Organized by the Global Security Institute – Global Leaders Offer Hope Through Responsibility and Congressional Letter to President Bush Expressing Concern About development of Low-Yield Nuclear Weapons

Feb 17, 2002 | Ambassador Thomas Graham, Cold War, Denuclearization, Dr. Jane Goodall, Jonathan Granoff, Religion and Nuclear Deterrence, U.S.

HAVERFORD, PA: In a two-day event, organized by the Global Security Institute, convened by primatologist and GSI Advisor Jane Goodall, and chaired by GSI President Jonathan Granoff, more than 800 people gathered at Haverford College, near Philadelphia, to focus on how...

A Leading Role for the Security council / Robert S. McNamara Calls for Nuclear Disarmament at United Nations

Oct 21, 2001 | 9-11, Biothreats, China, Cold War, Cuba, Europe, Global Terrorism, India, Jonathan Granoff, NATO, Nuclear Proliferation, Russia, U.S., Uncategorized, United Nations, United Nations Security Council

A Leading Role for the Security Council MOSCOW – In the past month, the world has witnessed something previously unknown: a common stand taken by America, Russia, Europe, India, China, Cuba, most of the Islamic world and numerous other regions and countries....

U.S. Mayors Ask Bush to Commit to Eliminating Nuclear Weapons / Anderson Anti-Nuke Challenges Bush, Putin / Democrats Criticize Missile Defense

Jun 25, 2001 | China, Cold War, Denuclearization, Europe, Jonathan Granoff, Russia, Senator Alan Cranston, U.S.

June 25, 2001 U.S. Mayors Ask Bush to Commit to Eliminating Nuclear Weapons DETROIT: As President Bush addressed the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Detroit today, a statement from mayors of major cities in the U. S. and abroad was released, calling on him to reduce and...

The Global Security Institute Hosts a Screening of Thirteen Days at the United Nations – Project report

Mar 7, 2001 | Ambassador Dhanapala, Cold War, Denuclearization, Jonathan Granoff, Media, NPT, U.S., United Nations, Weaponization of Space

March 7, 2001 In order to stimulate discussion of past nuclear crises and current nuclear risks, the Global Security Institute hosted a screening of Thirteen Days, the critically acclaimed film about the Cuban Missile Crisis, on March 7 at the United Nations....

Mutually Assured Dysfunction – President Clinton’s Nuclear Missile Defense Plan Will Spur A New Arms Race, A Report by top Intelligence Agencies Predicts

Aug 11, 2000 | China, Cold War, Global Terrorism, Iran, North Korea, Nuclear Proliferation, U.S.

SAN FRANCISCO — A highly classified new report by the nation’s key intelligence agencies issued Thursday raises new questions about the efficacy of President Clinton’s proposed missile defense system as a deterrent to nuclear conflict. According to...

Panel Agrees Risk of Nuclear Attacks Grave – Discussion Concludes that Americans often Under-Estimate Risk by Peter Stair – Stanford Daily

Apr 11, 2000 | China, Cold War, Denuclearization, Media, Nuclear Proliferation, Pakistan, Russia, Senator Alan Cranston, U.S.

April 11, 2000 The end of the Cold War did little to reduce the danger of nuclear weapons, according to the participants in a panel discussion sponsored by the Center for International Security and Arms Control. In the discussion titled “So You Think Nuclear...

Panel Challenges Nuclear Arms Apathy – Weapons: Discussion, Movie Intended to Raise Awareness of Continuing Threat to Safety by Linh Tat – The Daily Bruin, UCLA

Apr 11, 2000 | China, Cold War, France, India, Israel, Media, North Korea, Nuclear Proliferation, Pakistan, Russia, U.S.

April 11, 2000 The Cold War may be over, but the impending threat of nuclear warfare continues to loom over us today, said activists against nuclear engineering during a panel discussion Sunday night at Sproul Hall. Global Security Institute, an organization that...