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From Chaos, A New Security Order by Rhianna Tyson and Jonathan Granoff – Huffington Post

Jul 25, 2014 | Human Rights, Jonathan Granoff, Nuclear Proliferation, Op Eds

To many if not most, the present turmoil in the world is evidence of a world gone chaotic: the downed Malaysian airliners, the horrific consequences of increased militarization in Israel and Palestine, instability in Egypt, the steady ruination of Syria, the...

High Opportunity for Nuclear Disarmament at High-Level Meeting by Jonathan Granoff

Sep 19, 2013 | Biothreats, Denuclearization, Disarmament, Global Terrorism, Jonathan Granoff, Op Eds, Russia, U.S., United Nations

This article originally appeared in the InterPress Service HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania, U.S., Sep 18 2013 (IPS) – Every nation in the world has been invited to participate at the highest political level in the High-Level Meeting of the General Assembly on Nuclear...

Contributions of the United Nations System in Advancing the Entry-Into-Force of the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty: Briefing and Strategy Session

Jul 12, 2012 | Events

Event report by Rhianna Tyson, GSI Senior Officer *April 3, 2009 New York, NY Click here for transcripts, photos, fact sheets and more On April 3, 2009, the Permanent Mission of Austria and the Global Security Institute held a special briefing on a lynchpin issue on...

Nobel Peace Laureates Express Grave Concern about New Nuclear Arms Race, Call for Strengthening of NPT and UN

Jul 12, 2012 | Nobel Peace Prize Laureates

Event Report by Dr. Urs Cipolat, University of California, Berkeley Rome, Italy November 12, 2004 From 10-13 November, twenty-three Nobel peace laureates and laureate organizations met in Rome, Italy for the 5th Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates. As in previous...

“Limits of Unilateralism” Discussion Well Received by Members of Congress

Jul 12, 2012 | Events

Event Report by Nadine Kjellberg October 30, 2003 Washington, DC-On October 2, the House of Representatives Bipartisan Task Force on Non-Proliferation, in cooperation with the Bipartisan Security Group (BSG), hosted a special session titled, “Limits of...

Princeton Community Forum: What’s Next in Iraq? Is War Inevitable?

Jul 12, 2012 | Events

Public Lecture and Discussion Princeton University December 11, 2002 By Carl Robichaud On December 11, 2002 Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School hosted a Community Forum: “What’s Next in Iraq? Is War Inevitable?” The Panel Discussion was moderated...

Time for US Values in the Heavens

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

February 10, 2007 Op/ed by Jonathan Granoff Published in Commondreams.org and The Huffington Post Click here for a PDF version of the article Shopping alone in the red light district for a trusted partner is counterintuitive, when applied to international security...

Erosion of the Nonproliferation Treaty

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

May 2, 2005 By Jimmy Carter International Herald Tribune As the review conference of the Nonproliferation Treaty convenes in New York this month, we can only be appalled at the indifference of the United States and the other nuclear powers. This indifference is...

The Iraq Inspections Worked, Lies Have Consequences

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

October 28, 2004 by Jonathan Granoff Common Dreams The inspection disarmament efforts through the UN system worked in Iraq. The invasion was not necessary. Billions of dollars have been squandered, thousands of lives and limbs lost, and the people of Iraq live...

Saving Nonproliferation

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

March 28, 2005 By Jimmy Carter The Washington Post Renewal talks for the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are scheduled for May, yet the United States and other nuclear powers seem indifferent to its fate. This is remarkable, considering the addition...

Permission Slips

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

April 21, 2004 By Jonathan Granoff, Michael Doyle and Robert Grey Jr. Common Dreams People make mistakes. We should not be too surprised or dismayed at the failure of intelligence regarding weapons in Iraq. We now know that blood and treasure is being spent...

U.S. Hard Line will not Curb North Korea’s Nuclear Policy

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

April 22, 2003 By Urs A. Cipolat The Progressive The Bush administration wrongly believes it can eliminate the nuclear threat by wars of prevention. This policy may actually stimulate efforts by other countries to quickly obtain nuclear weapons. Earlier this...

Warmongering Without Representation: Unilateralism is Not the American Way

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

January 15, 2003 By Ambassador Robert T. Grey Jr. San Francisco Chronicle Sept. 11, 2001 focused the attention of the world on the threat of global terrorism, and the international community responded collectively to the threat it posed. But the tools for...

The Iraq Dilemma: The Iraq Dilemma

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

January 10, 2003 By Jonathan Granoff San Diego Union Tribune War does not exist without the shedding of innocent blood. Under the best-case scenario, Iraq’s children – present victims of the Ba’ath Party mafiocracy with its Don, Saddam Hussein...

Best Way to Build World Stability

Jul 5, 2012 | Op Eds

October 5, 2002 By Jonathan Granoff and Douglas Roche Financial Times Sir, If Iraq is developing weapons of mass destruction, their control and elimination must be done in an effective manner that reinforces international stability. It is in the utmost interest...

Op/ed: Warmongering Without Representation: Unilateralism is Not the American Way

May 22, 2012 | Op Eds

Op/ed by Ambassador Robert T. Grey Jr. San Francisco Chronicle Wednesday, January 15, 2003 Sept. 11, 2001 focused the attention of the world on the threat of global terrorism, and the international community responded collectively to the threat it posed. But the tools...

A Place to Work Together: Keynote Address by Michael Douglas

May 22, 2012 | Events, Speeches & Presentations

Delivered at the BSG/GSI Congressional event, “The Limits of Unilateralism” Washington, D.C. October 2, 2003 It is a great honor to be here with you, especially because of the example set by the Bipartisan Task Force on Nonproliferation and its co chairs...

BSG – “Seven Sound Strategies? The President’s Non-Proliferation Proposals.” by Ambassador Jonathan Dean

May 22, 2012 | Nonpartisan Security Group

Washington, D.C. April 27, 2004 Today, I want to comment especially on a number of the proposals President Bush made at the National Defense University on February 11 on proliferation. But before I do that, I should say that the present state of the nuclear...

“Limits of Unilateralism” Discussion Well Received by Members of Congress. Report by Nadine Kjellberg

Oct 30, 2003 | Ambassador Thomas Graham, Bipartisan Security Group, Dr. Jane Goodall, Global Terrorism, Human Rights, Jonathan Granoff, Media, Michael Douglas, NPT, United Nations

October 30, 2003 Washington, DC-On October 2, the House of Representatives Bipartisan Task Force on Non-Proliferation, in cooperation with the Bipartisan Security Group (BSG), hosted a special session titled, “Limits of Unilateralism.” Addressing an...

BSG – “Limits of Unilateralism” Discussion Well Received by Members of Congress

Oct 30, 2003 | Nonpartisan Security Group

Report by Nadine Kjellberg October 30, 2003 Washington, DC-On October 2, the House of Representatives Bipartisan Task Force on Non-Proliferation, in cooperation with the Bipartisan Security Group (BSG), hosted a special session titled, “Limits of...

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