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Randall Forsberg

Randall Forsberg (1943-2007) launched the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign. She was the executive director of the Institute for Defense and Disarmament Studies in Cambridge.

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Civil War Responses Should Be Political

Posen makes a strong case for the withdrawal of American troops.

Randall Forsberg

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Citizens and Arms Control

The lack of democratic control over U.S. military policy is profound.

Randall Forsberg

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Eliminating the Danger

What can we do to prevent a nuclear catastrophe?

Randall Forsberg

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Randall Forsberg Replies

The Global Action program is practical.

Randall Forsberg

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Banishing the Spectre of War

How early warning and early action can prevent the escalation of disputes into armed violence.

Randall Forsberg, Jonathan Dean, Saul Mendlovitz

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Toward the End of War

Modern weapons are so destructive that war is less and less likely to take place.

Randall Forsberg

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Randall Forsberg Responds

Arms control will not lead to lasting world peace.

Randall Forsberg

War & Security

Force Without Reason

Why does needless military spending remain impervious to reduction, while critically needed domestic programs are slashed?

Randall Forsberg

War & Security

Wasting Billions

Cooperative Security: The Military Problem.

Randall Forsberg

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After the Cold War: Looking for Common Ground

After the Cold War: Looking for Common Ground

Randall Forsberg

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After the Cold War: The North/South Divide

A roundtable with Randall Forsberg.

Randall Forsberg

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