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GSI on Voice of America: Analysis of the Bush-Putin Arms Treaty
May 21, 2002 The Global Security Institute was pleased to provide analysis of the recently-signed nuclear arms agreement between the US and Russia during an interview with Voice of America Radio, which reaches a global audience. To listen to a brief audio clip, please...
GSI on Voice of America: Analysis of the Bush-Putin Arms Treaty / Middle Power Institute Initiative Events – Alan Cranston Peace Award
The Global Security Institute was pleased to provide analysis of the recently-signed nuclear arms agreement between the US and Russia during an interview with Voice of America Radio, which reaches a global audience. To listen to a brief audio clip, please visit...
Global Security Institute Supports and Informs Delegated at United Nations Nuclear Conference – Jane Goodall Presents First Alan Cranston Peace Award to Jayantha Dhanapala – Project Report
May 10, 2002 During the two weeks of the Preparatory Committee (April 8-19, 2002) for the upcoming 2005 Review of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty*, the Global Security Institute held several events at the United Nations for delegates, non-governmental...
As America Spurns Another Treaty by Zachary Allen – The New York Times
Opinion May 8, 2002 To the Editor: Re "U.S. Rejects All Support for New Court on Atrocities" (news article, May 7): The Bush administration's repudiation of the International Criminal Court is a grave disappointment with lasting, harmful implications. The decision...
Global Security Institute on Voice of America: Analysis of the Bush-Putin Arms Treaty – Jonathan Granoff
Voice of America Radio May 21, 2002 The Global Security Institute was pleased to provide analysis of the recently-signed nuclear arms agreement between the US and Russia during an interview with Voice of America Radio, which reaches a global audience. To listen to a...
The NPT: Crisis and Challenge Part I and Part II – Report and Assessment of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Preparatory Committee Meeting – Summary
SUMMARY An exercise in frustration, the first meeting of the Preparatory Committee for the 2005 Review of the Non-Proliferation Treaty dashed the hopes raised at the 2000 Review for serious progress on nuclear disarmament. Not only did the Nuclear Weapons...
Under-Secretary-General Jayantha Dhanapala Receives the Alan Cranston Peace Award Presented by Dr. Jane Goodall at a United Nations Ceremony Tuesday
Media Advisory Contact Zack Allen: 415 254 5306 cell April 16, 2002 WHO Honoree: Jayantha DHANAPALA, UN Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs Featured Speakers: Jane GOODALL, Ph.D., OCE, Primatologist; Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute Gillian SORENSEN,...
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
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 in arms...
Please Join GSI at the United Nations – Public Invitation – The GSI Presents the Aslan Cranston Peace Award to Jayantha Dhanapala
Please Join GSI at the United Nations Public Invitation The Global Security Institute presents the Alan Cranston Peace Award to Jayantha Dhanapala UN Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs who will deliver a keynote address following the presentation of the...
The Power Over the Ultimate Evil: In the Footsteps of Gandhi and King by Jonathan Granoff – GSI
United Nations New York April 9, 2002 Presented at the Closing Ceremony of the 2002 Gandhi and King Season for Nonviolence Cosponsored by: Permanent Mission of Bangladesh to the United Nations, The Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary General for...
Middle Power Initiative Strategy Consultation Report Respectfully Submitted to the States Parties of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
New York April 8, 2002 On April 8, 2002 the opening day of the 2002 NPT Review Conference Preparatory Committee, the Middle Powers Initiative, a program of the Global Security Institute, hosted a Strategy Consultation at the United Nations in New York. The Strategy...
GSI Recommendation: Permanent Secretariat for the NPT – Submitted to the Parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty PrepCom
New York April 8-19, 2002 The NPT should be supported by a permanent secretariat based at the United Nations. There needs to be a formal analysis of the best format for such a modest institutional requirement. NPT SECRETARIAT The NPT does not have a permanent...
The NPT: Crisis and Challenge (Part l) – Report and Assessment of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Preparatory Committee Meeting by Senator Douglas Roche, O.C. Chairman, Middle Power Initiative – U.N. New York
Global Security Institute April 8-19, 2002 SUMMARY An exercise in frustration, the first meeting of the Preparatory Committee for the 2005 Review of the Non-Proliferation Treaty dashed the hopes raised at the 2000 Review for serious progress on nuclear disarmament....
The Moral Imperative for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons by Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell- Speech to the U.N. NPT Preparatory Committee, U.N., N.Y.
About GSI Who We Are What You Can Do Documents GSI Publications News Room Multimedia Links Events Newsletter Sign Up Ladies and Gentle Men: It is with a profound sense of responsibility that I stand to speak to you today on a subject of such urgency that no words are...
The NPT: Crisis and Challenge (Part lll) by Senator Douglas Roche
13. NGO Statements: 14 Presentations 13.1The PrepComm devoted the whole of Wednesday morning of the first week to hearing 14 NGO Statements. The exercise was convened by Reaching Critical Will, a project of the Women's International League for Peace 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.
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...
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.
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...
On Nukes We Need to Talk by Rose Gottemoeller
On Nukes, We Need to Talk By Rose Gottemoeller Washington Post April 2, 2002 Twenty years have passed since we had a good fight over nuclear weapons, so in a way, the furor that has greeted the U.S. Nuclear Posture Review ought to be welcomed. The last time we got...
Pentagon Report Reveals Dangerous Shift in US Nuclear Doctrine by Jonathan Granoff
March 12, 2002 Details of the US Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) make explicit a dangerous shift that threatens to undermine US security by encouraging others to develop new nuclear weapons and use them, and would violate US political and legal obligations. The NPR is a...
Rethink the Unthinkable by Senator Douglas Roche – The Globe and Mail
Tuesday, March 12, 2002 The idea of waging nuclear war is taking flight in Washington. Canada must protest, says DOUGLAS ROCHE, former chair of the UN Disarmament Committee. Nuclear weapons are back on the front pages, with news of a Bush administration policy...
Pentagon Report Reveals Dangerous Shift in U.S. Nuclear Doctrine / Rethink the Unthinkable – The Idea of Waging War is Taking Flight in Washington by Jonathan Granoff
Pentagon Report Reveals Dangerous Shift in US Nuclear Doctrine Details of the US Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) make explicit a dangerous shift that threatens to undermine US security by encouraging others to develop new nuclear weapons and use them, and would violate...
A)- Pentagon Report Reveals Dangerous Shift in U.S. Nuclear Doctrine B)- The Idea of Waging War is Taking Flight in Washington DC. Canada Must Protest, Says Douglas Roche, Former Chair of the UN Disarmament Committee
A)- Details of the US Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) make explicit a dangerous shift that threatens to undermine US security by encouraging others to develop new nuclear weapons and use them, and would violate US political and legal obligations. The NPR is a political...
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
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...
Congressional Letter to President George W Bush Expressing Concern About Development of Low-Yield Nuclear Weapons
February 14, 2002 In December 2001, the Washington Post reported that some officials in the Bush administration were advocating the development of a new "usable" nuclear weapon or "mini-nuke." Additional news articles in January 2002, said that the Bush...
Global Security Institute 2002 Annual Report
2002 Annual Report Download Here (PDF) During this time of war, we must "refuse to accept the cynicism and despair that crushes hope and vision." I invite you to join the Nobel Peace Laureates, who at a recent gathering in Rome affirmed strongly "our common humanity...
The Middle Power Initiative and The Global Security Institute Link Arms for Disarmament – Announcement
In January 2002, the GSI Board of Directors and the MPI International Steering Committee unanimously endorsed a resolution accepting "the Middle Powers Initiative [www.middlepowers.org]as a program of the Global Security Institute." GSI will now take responsibility...
Seven Steps the U.S. Can Take to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
1. DE-ALERT ARSENALS Most Americans do not know that both the U.S. and Russia maintain a policy requiring that their nuclear arsenals, including more than 6000 strategic warheads in silos and submarines, remain on a Cold War level of hair-trigger alert, ready to...
Experts Work to Keep Weapons Out of Space – Congressional Leaders Join Dialogue in Philadelphia
December 04, 2001 PHILADELPHIA: On the eve of the Bush Administration's December 3 test of an anti-ballistic missile interceptor, a group of experts gathered in Philadelphia's Friends Conference Center for a conference addressing the implications of missile defense on...
Experts Work to Keep Weapons Out of Space – Congressional Leaders Join Dialogue in Philadelphia – GSI Report
December 4, 2001 PHILADELPHIA: On the eve of the Bush Administration's December 3 test of an anti-ballistic missile interceptor, a group of experts gathered in Philadelphia's Friends Conference Center for a conference addressing the implications of missile defense on...
Experts Work to Keep Weapons out of Space – Congressional Leaders Join Dialogue in Philadelphia / Future of Space, Weaponization or Cooperation – Conference Statement
PHILADELPHIA: On the eve of the Bush Administration's December 3 test of an anti-ballistic missile interceptor, a group of experts gathered in Philadelphia's Friends Conference Center for a conference addressing the implications of missile defense on the development...