Publications 
(including recent relevant papers, statements, newsletters and reports) 

Security Without Nuclear Deterrence 

Commander Robert Green, Royal Navy (Ret’d)

Over twenty years after the Cold War ended, some 23,000 nuclear weapons remain. The nuclear weapon states cite nuclear deterrence doctrine as the final, indispensable justification for maintaining their nuclear arsenals. This drives the spread of nuclear weapons to paranoid regimes and extremists who are least likely to be deterred. The fallacies of nuclear deterrence must therefore be exposed and alternatives offered if there is to be any serious prospect of eliminating nuclear weapons.

A former operator of British nuclear weapons, Commander Green has drawn together a concise, carefully researched and documented account of the history, practicalities and dangerous contradictions at the heart of nuclear deterrence. He offers more credible, effective and responsible alternative strategies to deter aggression and achieve real security.

‘One of the best informed and most searching critiques of the central strategic doctrine of the nuclear age – nuclear deterrence – that I know of.’

Jonathan Schell, author of The Fate of the Earth, Yale University

Publication date: May 2010
ISBN: 987-0-473-16781-3
15cm x 23cm
272 pages illustrated paperback

"Your Place or Mine? Locality and a Culture of Peace" Author: Clive Barrett in the Peace Review, Volume 22, Issue 3 July 2010 , pages 261 - 267

Franz Deutsch (1929-2009) Inspiring founder-director of the First Austrian Peace Museum passes...
is with great sadness that we have learnt of the death of Franz Deutsch on 18th November 2009... more here>   

16th Annual Meeting of the Association of Japanese Museums for Peace was held on 11-12 November, 2009, at  

Osaka International Peace Center 
 

Joint message from Association of Japanese Museums for Peace
 

Coordinator's message to the annual meeting of the Japanese Citizens' Network of Museums for Peace held on December 5-6, 2009 in Tokyo.
 

Peace Museums: Bibliography
 

The Peacemaking Paradigms of Ritsumeikan and Rievaulx: Reflections on the Sixth International Conference of the International Network of 
Museums For Peace, Dr Clive Barrett The Peace Museum, Bradford, UK and Leeds Metropolitan University
 

Museums for Peace in Japan and Museums for Peace in the World (except for Japan),  Dr. Kazuyo Yamane, Center for Tokyo Raids
and Damage & Kochi University
 

MUSE Newsletters (Japanese Network of Museums for Peace) in Japanese & English, the editorial office: Center for Tokyo Raids
and Damage
 

Grassroots Museums for Peace in Japan: Unknown Efforts for Peace and Reconciliation. by Dr. Kazuyo Yamane
Saarbruecken (Germany): VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller, 2009, pp. 341
ISBN 978-3-639-16691-0

The Making of a Peace Museum Tradition: Case-Studies from Japan and Cambodia, Terence Duffy, University of Ulster, Magee College
 

Flanders May 2003 conf. paper Peace Education Through Peace (& Anti-War) Remembrance by Dr. Peter van den Dungen

Towards a Global Peace Museum Movement: A Progress Report (1986-2010) by Dr. Peter van den Dungen

Moving Beyond the War Memorial Museum by Dr. Kazuyo Yamane

View additional "Museums for Peace Papers and Documents" HERE

*including past conference papers and reports 

Newsletters of the International Network of Museums for Peace:

(newsletters are in Adobe Acrobat file format ranging from 1-5MB in size)