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Articles by Lawrence S. Wittner

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Lawrence Wittner is Professor of History Emeritus at SUNY/Albany and the author of the award-winning scholarly trilogy, The Struggle Against the Bomb and its abbreviated version, Confronting the Bomb — both published by Stanford University Press.
Lawrence S. Wittner
Will the Nuclear Powers Ever Be Willing to Forgo Their Nuclear Weapons?
Lawrence S. Wittner
The Emerging Worldwide Alliance of Parties on the Far Right, Led by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump
PERSPECTIVE
Lawrence S. Wittner and Frank Von Hippel
How many nuclear warheads does the United States need?
What’s Hot
Lawrence S. Wittner
How Japan Learned About
What’s Hot
Lawrence S. Wittner
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Lawrence S. Wittner
The Long Voyage: The Golden Rule and Resistance to Nuclear Testing in Asia and the Pacific −−
Lawrence S. Wittner
Nuclear Disarmament Activism in Asia and the Pacific, 1971-1996
D Samuels and Lawrence S. Wittner
Atomic John: The Bomb as Fetish
Jayantha Dhanapala and Lawrence S. Wittner
Possibilities for a Nuclear-Free World
T Taue, Lawrence S. Wittner and Tadatoshi Akiba
Why Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day Events Matter. Hiroshima & Nagasaki Peace Declarations
Lawrence S. Wittner
Algeria, Vietnam, Iraq and the Conscience of the Intellectual
Lawrence S. Wittner
Why Bush Abandoned the Plan for New Nukes: Stopping the Bunker Buster
Lawrence S. Wittner
Reflections on Hiroshima and the Anti-Nuclear Movement
Lawrence S. Wittner
The Enola Gay, the Atomic Bomb and American War Memory
Lawrence S. Wittner
George W. Bush's Nuclear Addiction
Lawrence S. Wittner
Does the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Have a Future?
Lawrence S. Wittner
Nuclear Folly
Lawrence S. Wittner
The Power of Protest
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