Activism Revived
By Lawrence S. Wittner, Jessica Wilbanks, Kate Hudson, Aaron Voldman | Issue Article | November 1, 2007
During the 1980s, a grass roots movement against nuclear weapons filled city
streets worldwide with protesters. Today, the drumbeat for disarmament is
growing loud again. Our experts debate whether we are witnessing a reemergence
of the anti-nuclear weapons movement.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 63 Issue 6
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Lawrence S. Wittner
Wittner is a history professor at the State University of Albany. His expertise is in peace movements, arms control and disarmament, and nuclear ... Read More
Jessica Wilbanks
Wilbanks is a coordinator at Faithful Security, a national religious partnership on the danger of nuclear weapons, and a program associate at the ... Read More
Kate Hudson
Hudson chairs the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), which aims to rid the world of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction to ... Read More
Aaron Voldman
Voldman is a junior at Brandeis University, where he studies politics, philosophy, and economics. He serves as the national college director of the ... Read More
