21. CNN - 1995 Nobel Prize Winners - Oct. 13, 1995 development. An excerpt from the nobel citation. Peace. Joseph Rotblatand the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs Rotblat http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9510/nobel/roundup/

1995 Nobel Prize Winners Oct. 13, 1995 Web posted at: 5 p.m. EDT (2100 GMT) Medicine American researchers Edward B. Lewis and Eric F. Wieschaus, and German Christiane Nuesslein-Volhard They were cited for their discoveries in "genetic control of early embryonic development." An excerpt from the Nobel citation Peace Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs Rotblat and the organization were cited "for their work to reduce nuclear weapons' place in international politics and in the longer term to get rid of such weapons." Physics Americans Martin L. Perl and Frederick Reines They were honored for their work in physics, specifically their pioneering discoveries on subatomic particles. Literature Irish poet Seamus Heaney Heaney was awarded the $1 million prize by the Swedish Academy of Letters "for works of lyrical beauty and ethical depth, which exalt everyday miracles and the living past." Text of selected Heaney poems Chemistry Mario Molina, Dutchman Paul Crutzen and American Sherwood Rowland. They were cited for their work on atmospheric chemistry that led to new knowledge of the destruction of the ozone layer.

22. Harapan's Bookshelf: Nobel Peace Prize 1995 Japanese. nobel Peace Prize 1995 last updated on 02/02/25. JosephRotblat and pugwash conferences on science and world affairs. for http://www.harapan.co.jp/english/e_books/E_B_nobel_p95__e.htm

Search Now: Search: English Books Japanese Books Both Keywords: Japanese Amazon.com customer service Amazon.com Shipping Information Are you in Japan? Are you interested in Japan? English Books in Japan Books in Japanese Nobel Peace Prize last updated on Joseph Rotblat and Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs for their efforts to diminish the part played by nuclear arms in international politics and, in the longer run, to eliminate such arms. press release Strategic Defences and the Future of the Arms Race : A Pugwash Symposium Joseph Rotblat(Editor), John P. Holdren / Hardcover / Published 1987 Striving for Peace, Security and Development in the World Annals of Pugwash 1991 : Annals of Pugwash 1991 China) Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs 1991 Peking, Joseph Rotblat / Hardcover / Published 1993 Towards a War-Free World : Annals of Pugwash 1994 Greece) Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs 1994 Crete, Joseph Rotblat / Hardcover / Published 1996 World Citizenship : Allegiance to Humanity Joseph Rotblat(Editor), et al / Paperback / Published 1997

23. Appeal For Negotiations US Senator); Douglas Roche (former Canadian Ambassador for Disarmament); Joseph Rotblat(pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, nobel Peace Laureate http://www.acronym.org.uk/29nwfw.htm

Return to List of Contents Appeal for Negotiations to Eliminate Nuclear Arms Disarmament Diplomacy Issue No 29 'Appeal for Negotiations to Eliminate Nuclear Arms,' 6 August 1998 Editor's note: the appeal was organised by Dr. David Cortright, President of US Fourth Freedom Forum (http://www.fourthfreedom.org) . Along with Cortright, the signatories to the appeal were: Oscar Arias (former President of Costa Rica, Nobel Peace Laureate); Richard Barnet (writer and foreign affairs); Admiral Eugene Carroll (US Navy, retired); Jimmy Carter (former US President); Alan Cranston (Chair of the State of the World Forum, former US Senator); Jonathan Dean (Union of Concerned Scientists, former senior US arms control negotiator); Daniel Ellsberg (former US National Security Advisor); Mikhail Gorbachev (former Soviet President); Morton Halperin (former senior US arms control official); Mark Hatfield (former US Senator); Douglas Roche (former Canadian Ambassador for Disarmament); Joseph Rotblat (Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, Nobel Peace Laureate); Marcus Ruskin; Bishop Walter R. Sullivan. "The nuclear tests in South Asia have jarred the world into a new awareness of nuclear danger. They have demonstrated unmistakably the peril of nuclear proliferation and the weakness of international measures of control. They have also cast harsh new light on the persistence of the arsenals of the United States, Russia, China, Great Britain and France, who jointly possess some 35,000 nuclear weapons. These two main components of the nuclear danger - proliferation on the on hand, and the remaining cold war arsenals on the other - can no longer be considered in isolation. They must be addressed together.

24. UWC Youth Pugwash nobel Committee awarded the nobel Peace Prize in two equal parts to Professor Rotblatand to the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, for their http://w3.rcnuwc.uwc.org/pugwash/uwc_pugwash.asp

25. GBN Network Member John Holdren In December 1995 he delivered the nobel Peace Prize acceptance lectureon behalf of pugwash conferences on science and world affairs. http://www.gbn.org/public/gbnstory/network/individuals/ex_holdren.htm

26. Online Ethics Center: Codes From Student Organizations pledge given on cards which were carried to Oslo for the autumn 1995 nobel PeacePrize ceremonies. pugwash conferences on science and world affairs The purpose http://onlineethics.org/codes/studentcodes.html

onlineethics.org The Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science Codes from Student Organizations Student Pugwash USA The mission of Student Pugwash USA is to promote the socially responsible application of science and technology in the 21st century. As a student organization, Student Pugwash USA encourages young people to examine the ethical, social, and global implications of science and technology, and to make these concerns a guiding focus of their academic and professional endeavors. Student Pugwash USA offers educational programs that are interdisciplinary, inter generational, and international in scope, reflecting a belief that all citizens share a responsibility to ensure that science and technology are utilized for the benefit of humankind. Student Pugwash USA is guided by a respect for diverse perspectives and, as such, does not adopt advocacy positions on substantive issues. Student Pugwash USA Pledge Written by a student, a postdoctoral Mechanical Engineering fellow at the University of California at Berkley, the Student Pugwash USA pledge favorably passed the review of the Senior Committee. The language of the pledge is a compromise. Originally, the chapter proposed using the SPUSA pledge given on cards which were carried to Oslo for the autumn 1995 Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies. Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs The purpose of the Pugwash Conferences is to bring together, from around the world, influential scholars and public figures concerned with reducing the danger of armed conflict and seeking cooperative solutions for global problems. Meeting in private as individuals, rather than as representatives of governments or institutions, Pugwash participants exchange views and explore alternative approaches to arms control and tension reduction with a combination of candour, continuity, and flexibility seldom attained in official East-West and North-South discussions and negotiations. Yet, because of the stature of many of the Pugwash participants in their own countries (as, for example, science and arms-control advisers to governments, key figures in academies of science and universities, and former and future holders of high government office), insights from Pugwash discussions tend to penetrate quickly to the appropriate levels of official policy-making.

27. The Scientist - Nobel Peace Prize Signals New Beginning For Pugwash It would be reasonable to assume that last month's awarding of the nobel PeacePrize to the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs and pugwash http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1996/jan/pugwash_960108.html

The Scientist 10[1]:, Jan. 08, 1996 News Nobel Peace Prize Signals New Beginning For Pugwash By Karen Young Kreeger Author: Karen Young Kreeger Sidebar Plugging into Pugwash It would be reasonable to assume that last month's awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs and Pugwash president and cofounder Joseph Rotblat represents something of a glorious swan song. The conferences and Polish-born physicist Rotblat, 87, were honored by the Nobel Committee last month in Oslo, Norway, for their nearly 40-year effort "to diminish the part played by nuclear arms in international politics" ( K.Y. Kreeger, The Scientist , Nov. 13, 1995, page 1 But as Rotblat and the group's many thousands of members and admirers point out emphatically, their work is hardly over. The challenges to peace and disarmament in the post-Cold War world are different-and in many ways more difficult-they maintain. Although nuclear disarmament remains Pugwash's main concern, the subjects tackled at annual conferences and workshops have branched out in a number of directions. "The range of issues and topics has expanded greatly, particularly with the considerable interest that people have in environmental issues and in some of the problems of developing countries," says United States Pugwash Committee cochairwoman Judith Reppy. She is an associate professor in the science and technology studies department and assistant director of the peace studies program at Cornell University.

28. The Scientist - January 8, 1996 Karen Young Kreeger pp.1,67 UNFINISHED BUSINESS The awarding of the nobel PeacePrize to the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs and their http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1996/jan/index_960108.html

VOLUME 10, No:1 January 8, 1996 NEWS NCI's Reorganization, Director Scrutinized By Cancer Board Author: Myrna E. Watanabe pp.1,4-5 NEW ERA FOR NCI: The National Cancer Institute's wide-ranging reorganization and the institute's mercurial director, Richard Klausner, were on display-and under the microscope-at a recent meeting of the National Cancer Advisory Board. Scientist's Court Appeal May Extend State Whistleblower Law Overseas Author: Steve Sternberg pp. 1,9 TRANSCONTINENTAL WHISTLEBLOWING: Industrial-scientist-turned-environmental-activist Myron Mehlman is attempting to extend the jurisdictional reach of a New Jersey whistleblower law to Japan in his appeal of a state court ruling in a suit against his former employers, Mobil Corp.; he has also embarked on a new crusade against what he says is an unsafe gasoline additive. Nobel Peace Prize Signals New Beginning For Pugwash Author: Karen Young Kreeger pp.1,6-7 UNFINISHED BUSINESS: The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs and their cofounder, Joseph Rotblat, represents not the culmination of the nuclear-disarmament group's efforts, its members and admirers say, but a call to face new-and more difficult-challenges to peace in the post-Cold War world. Sidebar Plugging into Pugwash George Soros Reduces Scope Of His International Science Foundation Author: Peter Gwynne pp. 3,8

29. Peanut Butter Causes Cancer Science, Media And Popular Delusions STUDENT pugwash is the only Canadian student branch of the nobel Peace Prizewinning(1995) pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, an organization http://ssmu.mcgill.ca/pugwash/peanut-butter.html

30. Nobel Prize-winner Re-visits Merseyside initiated by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein, he became deeply involved inthe pugwash conferences on science and world affairs which campaigned http://www.livgrad.co.uk/recorder/Sep97/rec10.html

Electronic Recorder - September 1997 Nobel Prize-winner re-visits Merseyside Professor Rotblat (right) with former student Dr David Edwards (left) and former colleague Professor John Holt. Former colleagues and students gave Professor Joseph Rotblat a warm welcome when the Nobel Prize-winner for 1995 delivered a lecture entitled 'Science and Humanity in the Nuclear Age' as the University's Faculty of Science lecture for 1996-97 on Thursday, 17 April. Joseph Rotblat came to The University of Liverpool from Poland in 1939 to work as a Research Fellow with Professor (later Sir) James Chadwick. By that time he had envisaged the concept of the atomic bomb, which he worked on with Professor Chadwick, using the cyclotron in the basement of the George Holt Building. Subsequently, in 1943, he went on to Los Alamos to work on the Manhattan Project until the end of 1944. Throughout the early post-war years, however, he became increasingly preoccupied with the impact of nuclear weaponry on mankind and in 1957, having signed the 1955 Manifesto initiated by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein, he became deeply involved in the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World affairs which campaigned for the elimination of nuclear arms. He was for seventeen years Secretary General of the Pugwash Conferences and is now President. The following day Professor Rotblat was the guest speaker at the Convocation Annual Dinner in Staff House. Those attending the Dinner were treated to a highly amusing yet thought-provoking speech by Professor Rotblat, whose deep affection for Liverpool was clearly evident.

31. Conferences pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, recipient of the 1995 nobel PeacePrize, is an international scientific organization dedicated to reducing http://www.nabidky.cz/eng/index.php?cat=801

32. 1995 Nobel Peace Prize - An Essay By Irwin Abrams and Nagasaki, the Norwegian nobel Committee shared its prize between Joseph Rotblatand the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs for their efforts http://college.antioch.edu/~iabrams/nobelprizeannual.1995.html

33. CARISCIENCE Network Launch pugwash conferences on science and world affairs was founded in 1957 in the smallfishing village of pugwash, Nova Scotia, and in 1995 received the nobel Peace http://www.cariscience.org/pugwashnews.htm

About CARISCIENCE Member Listing Scientist Registration CAS Website 52nd Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs Science Sustainability Security 10-14 August 2002 University of California, San Diego La Jolla, California Statement of the Pugwash Council The Pugwash Council, meeting during the 52nd Pugwash Conference in La Jolla, California, expresses its concern over accelerating threats to global sustainability and security that will require intensified multinational cooperation and the strengthening of international institutions to safeguard human security. The most immediate of these is the prospect of military action against Iraq, whether carried out unilaterally by the United States or in coalition with other countries, without a UN mandate. A military conflict in Iraq would surely cause widespread human suffering and could lead to political destabilization across the entire region. The Pugwash Council calls on the United Nations and all countries to exhaust every possible option short of military force to compel Iraq's compliance with UN Security Council resolutions to allow the return of weapons inspectors in order to certify the absence of efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction. It also calls on the US and other governments not to take military action against Iraq without a UN mandate. More broadly, the shock to the international system caused by the events of September 11, 2001 still reverberates around the world. While much of the coordinated international action to combat organized terrorist groups is both necessary and urgent, the Pugwash Council deplores the fact that the campaign against 'terrorism' has become an excuse for increased defense budgets and military deployments, the curtailment of civil liberties, and support for authoritarian regimes on the part of some governments and organizations.

34. Cornell News of the 1995 nobel Peace Prize, which went to London scientist Joseph Rotblat andthe pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, the organization over http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/Jan96/reppy.jg.html

Cornell Peace Studies' Judith Reppy attends Norway Nobel ceremonies FOR RELEASE: Jan. 4, 1996 Contact: Jill Goetz Office: (607) 255-9737 E-mail: jkg3@cornell.edu ITHACA, N.Y. The associate director of Cornell University's Peace Studies Program was in Norway last month for the presentation of the 1995 Nobel Peace Prize, which went to London scientist Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, the organization over which Rotblat presides. Cornell's Judith Reppy attended the Nobel ceremonies in Oslo City Hall on Dec. 10 as a co-chair of the U.S. Pugwash Committee and member of the organization's international governing body. Pugwash was founded 38 years ago in Pugwash, Nova Scotia, to work toward elimination of nuclear weapons. Joining Reppy at the ceremonies which included a banquet and choral performance were Harvard University's Steve Miller, fellow co-chair of Pugwash's U.S. committee; John Holdren, chair of its executive council; and Richard Garwin, a long-standing Pugwash member and A.D. White Professor-at- Large at Cornell. "It was a very happy occasion," Reppy said of the event. "People were thrilled that Pugwash had been honored in this important way and glad to celebrate it with close friends. The Peace Prize is the only one awarded by the Norwegian branch of the Nobel Institute, so the gathering was smaller than the one in Stockholm and, from all reports, more fun. There was a certain amount of pomp the king and queen attended the official ceremonies and the concert, and there was literally a red carpet for them to walk on but the atmosphere was generally friendly and informal." Besides her post with the Peace Studies Program where she also has served as director, a rotating position Reppy is an associate professor in Cornell's Department of Science and Technology Studies. A specialist in issues relating to military spending and the economy, she received a Ph.D. in economics from Cornell in 1972 and has been affiliated with the Peace Studies Program since 1973.

35. Premio Nobel De Paco - Vikipedio 1994 Yasser ARAFAT, Yitzhak RABIN kaj Shimon PARES. 1995 Joseph ROTBLATkaj pugwash conferences on science and world affairs. http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premio_nobel_de_paco

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36. Re: Pugwash Wins Nobel Peace Prize organization of pugwash pugwash conferences on science and world affairs. Recently,pugwash and Professor Joseph Rotblat were awarded the nobel Prize for Peace http://plant-tc.coafes.umn.edu/listserv/1995/log9511/msg00107.html

Plant-tc Monthly Archive - November 1995 Subject Prev Subject Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Re: Pugwash wins Nobel Peace Prize Subject Re: Pugwash wins Nobel Peace Prize From DAYMITC@UCS.ISU.EDU Date: Thu, 16 Nov 1995 06:00:00 MDT Organization: Idaho State University PLANT-TC@TC.UMN.EDU PLANT-TC@TC.UMN.EDU Hello all, I was intrigued by the posting of C. S. Prakash regarding Student Pugwash, an auxillary organization of Pugwash Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs. Recently, Pugwash and Professor Joseph Rotblat were awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace. As part of the commemoration of this honor, Student Pugwash has initiated a campaign to collect commitments from professionals and students in scientific fields, as well as concerned citizens worldwide. They are merely asking for names of those who would commit to ethical use of science and active exercise of personal responsibility to increase world peace. If any of you are interested in learning more about the organization and the pledge drive, send an e-mail message with an EMPTY body to student-pugwash-pledge@igc.org. You will automatically receive more information and a form you can return by e-mail if you find that you are of like mind. If you have web access, go to : http://www.spusa.org/pugwash/pledge.html

37. Nobel Peace Prizes Israel, 192203-01 - 1995-11-04 assassinated) 1995 Joseph Rotblat (United Kingdom,*1908) pugwash conferences on science and world affairs for their http://userpage.chemie.fu-berlin.de/diverse/bib/nobel_frieden_e.html

Nobel Peace Prizes Deutsche Version (List, not checked) H. Dunant (Switzerland) F. Passy (France) E. Ducommun (Switzerland) A. Gobat (Switzerland) Sir W. R. Cremer (United Kingdom) Institute of International Law, Geneva Bertha v. Suttner (Austria) Th. Roosevelt (USA) E. T. Moneta (Italy) L. Renault (France) K. P. Arnoldson (Sweden) F. Bajer (Denmark) A.M.E. Beernaert (Belgium) Baron P. H. B. d'Estournelles de Constant (France) International Bureau of Peace, Bern T. M. C. Asser (Netherlands) A. H. Fried (Austria) E. Root (USA) H. La Fontaine (Belgium) International Committee of the Red Cross W. Wilson (USA) L. Bourgeois (France) K. H. Branting (Sweden) Chr. L. Lange (Norway) F. Nansen (Norway) Sir A. Chamberlain (United Kingdom) Ch. G. Dawes (USA) A. Briand (France) G. Stresemann (Germany) F. Buisson (France) L. Quidde (Germany) F. B. Kellog (USA) (Sweden) Jane Addams (USA) N.M. Butler (USA) Sir N. Angell (United Kingdom) A. Henderson (United Kingdom) C. v. Ossietzky (Germany) C. de Saavedra Lamas (Argentina) Lord Cecil of Chelwood (United Kingdom) International Nansen Office for Refugees, Geneva

38. Science For Peace - News - Pugwash Press Release (October 13, 1995) on the award of THE nobel PEACE PRIZE FOR 1995to Joseph Rotblat and the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs; http://www.math.yorku.ca/sfp/newspug.html

Science for Peace Nobel Peace Prize 1995 Press Release (October 13, 1995) on the award of THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE FOR 1995 to Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs Read the CNN story The Pugwash (Russell-Einstein) Manifesto (July 9, 1955) Acceptance Speech by Joseph Rotblat (December 10, 1995) Report by Robert Logan on the Toronto Celebration on November 2, 1995. Back to Science for Peace Home Page

39. Ask The Editors: Youngest Nobel Prize Winner The oldest person to receive the prize was Joseph Rotblat (Peace, 1995) for hiswork with the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs. http://www.infoplease.com/askeds/10-4-01askeds.html

Watch your office LIVE!...24-7 Terrific savings on Toys, Cameras , Videos and much more.. From Amateur Photography to In Depth News..mags from around the world! All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Ask the Editors Archive Ask your own question Today's Question: Who is the youngest Nobel prize winner? The Answer: The youngest person to receive a Nobel prize was Sir William Lawrence Bragg (Physics, 1915). He was 25 years old at the time. Bragg and his father, Sir William Henry Bragg, won the award jointly for their work with X-ray spectra, X-ray diffraction, and crystal structure. The oldest person to receive the prize was Joseph Rotblat (Peace, 1995) for his work with the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs. He was 87 years old at the time. Read more about the Nobel prize in our almanac, or visit the

40. Centennial Symposium Programme Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, International Campaign to Ban Landmines,pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, Jody Williams. http://www.nobel.no/eng_jub_symp.html

Home Site Map Committee Committee and members Nomination process Alfred Nobel and his will Laureates Speeches and Lectures List of Laureates Institute History and mission Fellowship- program Library ... Staff Nobel Peace Prize Centennial Symposium The Conflicts of the 20th century and the Solutions for the 21st century Holmenkollen Park Hotell, Oslo December 6-8, 2001 Thursday, December 6 Opening of the 2001 Nobel Symposium: Gunnar Berge, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Session 1 War and Peace in the 20th Century: The Over-all Balance S: Eric Hobsbawn L: Mikhail Gorbachev C: International Committee of the Red Cross, Máiread Maguire Session 2 Totalitarianism and ideological conflict - Help spreading democracy and human rights S: Michael Doyle L: Amnesty International C: Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, Médecins sans frontières

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