Preventing Nuclear War: The Medical and Humanitarian Case for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons provides a window into the work of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) health professionals, advocates and activists.
Preventing Nuclear War: The Medical and Humanitarian Case for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons provides a window into the work of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) health professionals, advocates and activists.
John Loretz retired as IPPNW Program Director in 2017. He represented the organization on the international steering group of ICAN, the 2017 Nobel Peace Laureate. Marion Birch is a public health professional with extensive experience in countries affected by conflict. Leo van Bergen is an independent researcher and medical historian.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Towards abolition: a special issue from the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War Marion Birch and Leo van Bergen 2. Consequences matter: why nuclear weapons had to be banned John Loretz 3. My Journey before and after the birth of the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Kelvin Kibet 4. Australia: fertile ground for banning the bomb Sue Wareham 5. Austria and its efforts towards the prohibition of nuclear weapons Klaus Renoldner 6. Teaching about the Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons to three generations Mary-Wynne Ashford and Jonathan Down 7. How Physicians for Social Responsibility - Finland has managed to grow and be active for over 35 years Kati Juva 8. French physicians against nuclear weapons (AMFPGN) IPPNW's French affiliate's adventures in atomic bomb fan club country Abraham Behar and Ella Faiz 9. Promoting the nuclear ban treaty in Germany - obstacles and opportunities Alex Rosen and Xanthe Hall 10. The antinuclear experience in Greece Maria Arvaniti Sotiropoulou 11. Can Japan be a bridge-builder between deterrence-dependent states and nuclear weapon ban treaty proponents? Masao Tomonaga 12. Latin America: non-nuclear weapon states at the forefront of nuclear disarmament Carlos Umaña 13. Nuclear disarmament: a Malaysian experience Ronald McCoy 14. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War-Mexico (IPPNW-Mexico) Jans Fromow-Guerra, Ruby Chirino-Sprung and Jorge Landetta-Garcia 15. The influence of NVMP's medical-humanitarian arguments on Dutch nuclear weapons politics: The Netherlands can make a difference in reaching a nuclear weapons-free world Peter Buijs 16. Collaboration and confrontation: the Norwegian humanitarian initiative experience John Gunnar Mæland and Saima Akhtar 17. Nuclear disarmament, arms expenditures, and health needs in South Asia Arun Mitra 18. Swedish physicians against nuclear weapons Josefin Lind 19. PSR/IPPNW Switzerland - tackling the ' radioactive Siamese twins ' and considering human rights in the nuclear age Andreas Nidecker and Claudio Knüsli 20. A history of British health professionals working for the abolition of nuclear weapons Elizabeth Waterston and Frank Boulton
1. Towards abolition: a special issue from the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War Marion Birch and Leo van Bergen 2. Consequences matter: why nuclear weapons had to be banned John Loretz 3. My Journey before and after the birth of the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Kelvin Kibet 4. Australia: fertile ground for banning the bomb Sue Wareham 5. Austria and its efforts towards the prohibition of nuclear weapons Klaus Renoldner 6. Teaching about the Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons to three generations Mary-Wynne Ashford and Jonathan Down 7. How Physicians for Social Responsibility - Finland has managed to grow and be active for over 35 years Kati Juva 8. French physicians against nuclear weapons (AMFPGN) IPPNW's French affiliate's adventures in atomic bomb fan club country Abraham Behar and Ella Faiz 9. Promoting the nuclear ban treaty in Germany - obstacles and opportunities Alex Rosen and Xanthe Hall 10. The antinuclear experience in Greece Maria Arvaniti Sotiropoulou 11. Can Japan be a bridge-builder between deterrence-dependent states and nuclear weapon ban treaty proponents? Masao Tomonaga 12. Latin America: non-nuclear weapon states at the forefront of nuclear disarmament Carlos Umaña 13. Nuclear disarmament: a Malaysian experience Ronald McCoy 14. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War-Mexico (IPPNW-Mexico) Jans Fromow-Guerra, Ruby Chirino-Sprung and Jorge Landetta-Garcia 15. The influence of NVMP's medical-humanitarian arguments on Dutch nuclear weapons politics: The Netherlands can make a difference in reaching a nuclear weapons-free world Peter Buijs 16. Collaboration and confrontation: the Norwegian humanitarian initiative experience John Gunnar Mæland and Saima Akhtar 17. Nuclear disarmament, arms expenditures, and health needs in South Asia Arun Mitra 18. Swedish physicians against nuclear weapons Josefin Lind 19. PSR/IPPNW Switzerland - tackling the ' radioactive Siamese twins ' and considering human rights in the nuclear age Andreas Nidecker and Claudio Knüsli 20. A history of British health professionals working for the abolition of nuclear weapons Elizabeth Waterston and Frank Boulton
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