December 2001

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1. Open Letter from an American to the World: HELP! by Jeremy Brecher, December 28, 2001
2. Clouds Also are Missile Shields, by Lawrence M. Krauss, December 18, 2001
3. Statement by Nobel Laureates on the occasion of the one-hundredth anniversary of the Nobel Prize, December 11, 2001
4. Ending the Nuclear Weapons Threat to Humanity, by David Krieger, December 6, 2001
5. Moving Beyond Missile Defense: Shanghai Workshop Conclusions, December 2001
6. Courage and Wisdom are Needed, Excerpt from the Christmas Message, December 2001, of HM Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
7. Withdrawal from the ABM Treaty Threatens US and International Security, By Carah Ong, December 2001
8. Hope in the Face of Darkness, by David Krieger, December 2001

November 2001

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1. A Terrorist Threat - The Movement of Black Market Nuclear Materials into the United States, by Gene R. Kelley, November 17, 2001
2. Combat is the Wrong Answer for Alienated Youth, by Leah C. Wells, November 14, 2001
3. The Geopolitics of War, by Michael T. Klare, November 5, 2001
4. Walk Softly and Look Ahead in Nuclear South Asia, by Zia Mian, November 2001
5. Stop the Bombing and Bring In the UN, by David Krieger, November 2001
6. Letter to President Vladimir Putin, by David Krieger, November 2001
7. The Unity of Lemmings, by David Krieger, November 2001
8. The Crawford Summit, by David Krieger, November 2001
9. Bush-Putin Nuclear Arms Cuts Are Not Enough, by David Krieger, November 2001
10. The history of defense systems And remarks on the National Missile Defense, by Gert G. Harigel, November 2001
11. Depleted Uranium Weapons - a Threat to Human Health?, by Gert Harigel, November 2001
12. Chemical and Biological Weapons: Use in Warfare, Impact on Society and Environment, by Gert G. Harigel, November 2001

October 2001

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1. Statement on the Bombing of Afghanistan, by Senator Douglas Roche, O.C., October 26, 2001
2. A Leading Role for the Security Council, by Mikhail S. Gorbachev, October 21, 2001
3. War Is Peace, by Arundhati Roy, October 18, 2001
4. U.S. Needs A Contingency Plan For Pakistan's Nuclear Arsenal, by Jon B. Wolfsthal, October, 16, 2001
5. Missile Defense and Space War Do Not Provide Security Against Terror, by Juergen Scheffran, October 13, 2001
6. We Have Already Lost, by John Le Carre, October 13, 2001
7. Pursuing Justice for the Crimes of September 11, 2001 and Reducing the Risks of Terrorism, by Arjun Makhijani, October 11, 2001
8. Neglecting Moral Approach to US and World Security, by David Krieger, October 10, 2001
9. Statement on the September 11 Attacks, by Jonathan Dean and Saul Mendlovitz, October 9, 2001
10. Welcoming the Disarmament Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, by Jayantha Dhanapala, October 8, 2001
11. Search for a Political Solution in Afghanistan, by Kofi Annan, October 8, 2001
12. UK Ratifies ICC Treaty as US Considers Anti-ICC Legislation, October 4, 2001
13. The West Shares the Blame: By Rejecting All that Is Alien to Its Culture, the Industrialised World Has Helped Terrorism, Argues Baltasar Garzon Financial Times, by Baltasar Garzon, Oct 3, 2001
14. America's Terrorist Nuclear Threat to Itself, by Harvey Wasserman, October 2001
15. Bombing Unworthy of Us: Senator Says Militarism is Not the Answer to Terrorism, by Douglas Roche, October 2001
16. A Matter of National Priorities: National Missile Defense (NMD) and Theatre Missile Defense (TMD) as Violations of International Law and a Threat to Human Survival, by Terrence Edward Paupp, J.D., October 2001
17. Human Life is Sacred, An Appeal to Restraint and a Call to Action in a Moment of Crisis, by eight Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, October 2001
18. This War is Illegal, by Michael Mandel, October 2001
19. Preventing a Terrorist Mushroom Cloud, by David Krieger, October 2001
20. Building Peace from the Ashes, by David Krieger, October 2001
21. Nuclear Weapons and Homeland Security, by David Krieger, October 2001
22. Hope Will Shape Our Future, by David Krieger, October 2001
23. Changing the Equation of Terror, by David Krieger, October 2001
24. Call for Children to Help Children, by David Krieger, October 2001 | en español
25. Who Are the Terrorists, by F.H. Knelman, Ph.D., October 2001
26. The Many Faces of Terrorism, by F.H. Knelman, Ph.D., October 2001
27. Time to Shut Down the Nation's Nuclear Plants, by Mark Gaffney, October, 2001
28. Notes from the Road, March of the Antmen, by Michael Coffey, October 2001
29. A New Marshall Plan? Advancing Human Security and Controlling Terrorism, by Dick Bell & Michael Renner, October 2001
30. Canadians Are Ready to Fight, But Want Some Answers, by Lloyd Axworthy, October 2001
31. Afghan Women's Mission to the U.S. Government: Halt Bombing Immediately, October 2001

September 2001

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1. Are we at war?, by Robin Theurkau, September 28, 200
2. The Algebra of Infinite Justice, by Arundhati Roy, September 27, 2001
3. Some Points on Terrorism, by Jonathan Dean, September 27, 2001
4. Response to the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, by Daisaku Ikeda, September 22, 2001
5. Letter to Kofi Annan, UN Secretary-General, by Dr. Robert Muller, September 21, 2001
6. Teens grapple with U.S. role in conflict, by Arthur Jones, September 21, 2001
7. CNN HOTLINE: U.S. Shouldn't React With Military, Transcript of David Krieger interview aired September 20, 2001 - 01:39 ET
8. Terrorism: The Search for Measured Responses, by Professor Majid Tehranian, September 19, 2001
9. Searching for a Peaceful Solution, by Vicki Adame, September 19, 2001
10. Analysis: Terrorism With Weapons Of Mass Destruction, by Felipe Rodriquez, September 17, 2001
11. Make Sense, Not War, by Lloyd Axworthy, September 17, 2001
12. Nuclear Disarmament Progress Even More Important after Terrorist Attack on United States Says Secretary-General to Atomic Energy Agency Meeting, September 17, 2001
13. Respond to Violence: Teach Peace, Not War, by Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman, September 14, 2001
14. Rep. Barbara Lee's Speech Opposing the Post 9-11 Use of Force Act, September 14, 2001
15. Peace Bureau Says More Violence Is Not the Answer, September 13, 2001
16. Message to the People of the United States, September 13, 2001
17. Hiroshima Alliance for Nuclear Weapons Abolition letter to George W. Bush, September 13, 2001
18. Statement By Senator Douglas Roche, O.C., September 12, 2001
19. Perspective of a Nobel Peace Laureate and Co-founder of Peace People, by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, September 12, 2001
20. His Holiness The Dalai Lama's message to President George Bush
21. Who Is Osama Bin Laden?, by Michel Chossudovsky, September 12, 2001
22. Resolution adopted by the General Assembly, 55/282. International day of Peace, September 7, 2001
23. World Muslim Congress Statement on Terrorist Attacks, September 2001
24. Vote for Peace, by Leah Wells, September 2001
25. Message from the Peace Education Coordinator on the Recent Attacks, by Leah C. Wells, September 2001
26. Lift the Sanctions on Iraq, by Leah C. Wells, September 2001
27. Why I Am Fasting For Ten Days, by Leah C. Wells, September 2001
28. Facing the Children of Iraq, by Leah Wells, September 2001
29. Viequenses announce moratorium in solidarity with victims of attack in Washington and New York, September 2001
30. Have We Already Been Defeated?, by Gerry Spence, September 2001
31. Pacific Concerns Resource Centre/The Nuclear Free & Independent Pacific Movement Appeal for Peace, September 2001
32. Individual Responsibility in Building a Culture of Peace, by Carah Ong , September 2001
33. Evolving Thoughts on 11 September events from a Young US Peace Activist Perspective, by Carah Ong, September 2001
34. Seven Steps to Improving US and Global Security, by David Krieger, September 2001
35. Reflections on the Terrorist Attacks, by David Krieger, September 2001
36. The Terrorists Should Be Brought Before An International Criminal Tribunal Created by the United Nations, by Frank K. Kelly and Robert B. Laney, September 2001
37. Council for a Livable World response to the September 11 Attacks, by John Isaacs, September 2001
38. "The White Rose:" Student Resistance in Germany During WWII, by John Ginder, September 2001
39. Will Tears Ever Stop?, by John Gerassi, September 2001
40. Terrorism and Nonviolence, by Arun Gandhi, September 2001
41. How can the US bomb this tragic people?, by Robert Fisk, September 2001
42. Fearing the Aftermath, by Richard Falk, September 2001
43. Disaster Spotlights Need for International Action, by Kim Cranston and Laura McGrath Moulton, September 2001
44. Declaration of NaturwissenschaftlerInnen-Initiative "Verantwortung für Friedens- und Zukunftsfähigkeit", by Reiner Braun, September 2001
45. To our American friends, written in the days following 11 September 2001, by Martin Blakeway, September 2001
46. Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Statement on 9-11 Terrorist Attacks, September 2001

August 2001

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1. Treaties Don't Belong to Presidents, by Bruce Ackerman, August 29, 2001
2. Memories of the Trinity Bomb, Reflections on the 7th Annual Sadako Peace Day, by Mary Palevsky, August 6, 2001
3. Sadako Peace Garden, August 2001
4. The History of My Peace Activities with an A-bomb Survivor and Student Peace Fellows, by Maiko Yasuno, August 2001
5. NAPF response to the August 2001 session of Study on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education, by Leah C. Wells, August 2001
6. Hiroshima's Message: Wage Peace, by David Krieger, August 2001
7. Ballistic Missile Defense Will Diminish Our Security, by David Krieger, August 2001

July 2001

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1. Ventura activist sets off on mission to Iraq, by Andrea Cavanaugh, July 27, 2001
2. Litany of Remembrance for the Nuclear Age, July 16, 2001
3. The United Nations Conference on the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects, by Nancy E.W. Colton, July 9-20, 2001
4. Help Shed Public Light on Pictsweet Farm, by Leah C. Wells, July 2001
5. Human Rights in the 21st Century, by Leah C. Wells, July 2001
6. Building a Culture of Peace, by Leah C. Wells, July 2001
7. Concerned Student Writes to President Bush, by Nelly Martinez, July 2001
8. War As a Disease Epidemic, by Jerome Marmorstein, MD, July 2001
9. A Nuremberg Prosecutor's Response to Henry Kissinger, by Benjamin B. Ferencz, July 2001

June 2001

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1. Preventing an Accidental Nuclear Winter, by Dean Babst, June 28, 2001
2. "Star Wars" Protesters Arraigned, June 28, 2001
3. Update on Mordechai Vanunu, June 2001
4. Service and Resistance, by Colman McCarthy, June 2001
5. Season of Hiroshima, by David Krieger, June 2001
6. The Power of an Early Visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, by David Krieger, June 2001
7. The Frog's Malaise: Nuclear Weapons and Human Survival (Full Version with Appendixes), by David Krieger, June 2001
8. Some Thoughts on "Courage" Award, by David Krieger, June 2001
9. Bush "Stunned" by Size of US Nuclear Arsenal, June 2001
10. WARNING from Ben Ferencz, June 2001
11. U.S. and Russian Nuclear Defense Strategies are Fatally Flawed - They Can't be Used Without Self-Destruction, by Dean Babst, June 2001
12. To Address Gang Problem, Abandon Ageist Ideas, by Leah C. Wells, June 2001

May 2001

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1. Transcript: President Bush Speech on Missile Defense, May 1, 2001
2. Democrats Respond to Bush Speech on Missile Defense, May 2001

April 2001

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1. National Missile Defense Jeopardizes Foreign Relations, by John Ginder, April 29, 2001
2. US Military Expenditures, April 2001
3. Top Ten Reasons to Support National Missile Defense, April 2001
4. Who Will Step Forward?, by David Krieger, April 2001
5. Nuclear Deterrence, Missile Defenses and Global Instability, by David Krieger, April 2001
6. The Frog's Malaise: Nuclear Weapons and Human Survival, by David Krieger, April 2001
7. Taking Ourselves Off the Endangered Species List, by David Krieger, April 2001
8. Earth Day is Every Day, by David Krieger, April 2001
9. Putting the Chinese Slipper on the Other Foot, by David Krieger, April 2001
10. What if We had a Different Concept of Security?, April 2001

March 2001

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1. U.S. Missile Defense Compromises Global Security, by Tang Jiaxuan, March 30, 2001
2. Moving Beyond Missile Defense, Santa Barbara Workshop, 19-21 March 2001, Findings and Recommendations
3. Preserving the ABM Treaty and Promoting International Security, by Ambassador Sha Zukang, March 2001
4. Crisis and Opportunity, by David Krieger, March 2001
5. The Battle Lines Are Being Drawn Over the International Criminal Court, by Ben Ferencz, March 2001
6. Notes from the Road, by Michael Coffey, March 2001

February 2001

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1. Globalization and the End of Nuclear Weapons, by Senator Douglas Roche, February 21, 2001
2. Downwinders Eligible for Worker Compensation and Health Care, by Trisha Pritikin, February 2001
3. Missile Defense and the Maginot Line, By David Krieger, February 2001
4. Ben Ferencz Sounds the Alarm-- International Criminal Court Needs Your Support, February 2001

January 2001

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1. Last Message to Mankind, by Leo Tolstoy, January 2001
2. Radiation Fallout Exposures: Demand for Full Disclosure, by Trisha Pritikin, January 2001
3. The Case for De-alerting Nuclear Weapons, by Carah Ong, January 2001
4. Millennial Message, by David Krieger, January 2001
5. An Alternate Approach to US and Global Security, by David Krieger, January 2001
6. Response to Radiation Fallout Exposures: Demand for Full Disclosure, by F. Owen Hoffman, Ph. D., January 2001
7. Mr. Bush, The World Doesn't Want to Be American, by Mikhail Gorbachev, January 2001
8. The Role of Civil Society, by Senator Alan Cranston, January 2001
9. Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Press Release Regarding the the January 9 Nuclear Posture Review, January 2002