Reflections on War and Its Consequences
The shift of the Iraq War from what its early [...]
Disarmament is a Two-Way Street
The Bush administration’s current confrontation with Iran over what it [...]
Bush’s Latest Nuclear Gambit
In 2005, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, recognizing that [...]
Gandhi, Bush, and the Bomb
On February 24, at a press briefing, White House National [...]
Review of David Schalk’s War and the Ivory Tower
"History," the French philosopher Julien Benda once remarked, "is made [...]
Bush Abandons Plan for New Nukes
Confronted with strong opposition from disarmament groups and from Congress, [...]
Our Global Cinderella
The announcement that the Nobel Peace Prize for 2005 has [...]
The Political Rehabilitation of Joseph Rotblat
By the time of his death, which occurred on August [...]
Sixty Years After the Bombs
It has been 60 years since the U.S. government used [...]
Memories of Hiroshima
In late July 2004, as I opened the window curtains [...]