GSI and BSG Events in Washington DC: Consultation with Members of Congress and a Showcase Panel at the American Bar Association

May 4, 2007 | Ambassador Thomas Graham, Biothreats, Bipartisan Security Group, Denuclearization, Global Security Institute, Iran, Iraq, Jonathan Granoff, Middle Powers Initiative, North Korea, NPT, Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament, Photo Galleries, Speeches & Presentations, U.S., U.S. Congress

Photo Gallery Overview On May 3 and 4, 2007, a delegation comprised of Ambassador Thomas Graham, Jr., Chairman of the Bipartisan Security Group, Jonathan Granoff, President of the Global Security Institute, and Dr. Hans Blix, Chairman of the Weapons of Mass...

Symposium on South Asia by Policy Institute for Religion and State: Discussion on Dangers of Nuclear Weapons to Region – Jonathan Granoff, Douglas B. Shaw, Laxminarayan Ramdas, Feroze Hassan Khan, Nayyer Ali

Aug 2, 2002 | Cuba, India, Israel, Jonathan Granoff, NPT, Nuclear Proliferation, Pakistan, Religion and Nuclear Deterrence, U.S., United Nations

  South Asia experts, religious leaders, trade consultants and activists participated in a one-day symposium organized by the Policy Institute for Religion and State (PIRS) in Washington, D.C., on July 18 to discuss different issues confronting South Asia. Four...

Experts Work to Keep Weapons Out of Space – Congressional Leaders Join Dialogue in Philadelphia – GSI Report

Dec 4, 2001 | Ambassador Thomas Graham, Douglas Roche, Jonathan Granoff, Media, North Korea, Russia, U.S., Weaponization of Space

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...

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....

GSI Hosts a Screening of “Thirteen Days” at the United Nations / Granoff Interviews Theodore Sorensen, Jayantha Dhanapala and Richard Butler about “Thirteen Days”

Mar 7, 2001 | Cuba, Japan, Jonathan Granoff, NATO, Nuclear Proliferation, Russia, U.S., United Nations

  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. Participants...

New Leadership of the Global Security Institute, Inspired by Legacy of Senator Alan Cranston, Hosts 13 Days Screening for Congressional Audience – GSI Report

Feb 16, 2001 | China, India, Jonathan Granoff, Media, Nuclear Proliferation, Pakistan, Russia, Senator Alan Cranston, Senator Ed Markey, U.S., U.S. Congress

GSI Report February 16, 2001 The Global Security Institute had a smooth transition of leadership in the wake of founder Senator Alan Cranston’s death on New Year’s Eve. The Board of Directors elected Jonathan Granoff as GSI President, and Kim Cranston,...

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...

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...