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Waging Peace Series

From 1984 to 2000, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation published a series of booklets on many peace-related topics. The Waging Peace series is dedicated to the memory of Warren and Ethel Wells, who were strong supporters of peace and an integral part of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.

Selected booklets from the Waging Peace series appear below.

Booklet 3 Preventing Accidental Nuclear War by David Krieger, September 1984.

Booklet 5 Needed: A Nuclear Age Peace Corps - An Alternative to Annihilation by Frank K. Kelly, April 1985.

Booklet 6 The Role of the Military in the Nuclear Age by Admiral Gene R. La Rocque, July 1985.

Booklet 8 The Psychology of Peace by Roger Walsh, M.D., Ph. D., December 1985.

Booklet 9 No First Use of Nuclear Weapons by Dietrich Fischer, April 1986.

Booklet 21 Earth Citizenship by David Krieger, November 1989.

Booklet 22 Attacking Power with Wisdom: The Need for Long-Term Thinking by Jacques-Yves Cousteau, January 1990.

Booklet 24 God's Dream by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, June 1990.

Booklet 26 Science for Good or Ill by Chandler Davis, Ph. D., November 1990.

Booklet 28 Peace is More than the Absence of War by The XIVth Dalai Lama, September 1991.

Booklet 30 A Magna Carta for the Nuclear Age by David Krieger and Robert Woetzel, March 1992.

Booklet 31 A Nonviolent Political Agenda for a More Humane World by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, September 1992.

Booklet 36 Nuclear War: The Perspective of a Planetary Astronomer by Carl Sagan, November 1994.

Booklet 37 Environmental Security and the Environmental Costs of Preparing for War by Paul R. Ehrlich, Ph. D. and Anne H. Ehrlich, Ph. D., February 1997.

Booklet 38 Creating a Nuclear Weapons Free World: A Guide for Students and All Concerned Citizens, August 1997.

Booklet 39 An Allegiance to Humanity by Joseph Rotblat, June 1998.

Booklet 40 Ending the Nuclear Madness by General George Lee Butler, September 1999.

Booklet 41 The Responsibilities of World Citizenship by Queen Noor al Hussein, July 2000.
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