Bøger udgivet af Science for Peace

Alan E. Samuel examines core texts of Greek literature to show how they have formed our modern concepts of the nature of humanity and society.

Twenty years after travelling to the Arctic, Maurice Haycock began to capture this emerging world through his painting.

In this fascinating collection of texts, Julius Caesar and his time come alive as ancient writers vividly portray his rise to power, the stunning assassination itself, and the after-effects that changed the Mediterranean world.

A collection of essays discussing Canada's role in accelerating the process of ascertaining the appropriate degree and form of UN involvement in arms control verification.

A book about ancient Greek satirist Lucian in his cultural and historical context. "My conclusion is that we need hardly ever look outside the second century for the immediate and personal sources of Lucian's inspiration." ¿ Barry Baldwin

Studies of and analysis of public issues discussed at annual Science for Peace conferences, and some of the discussions have been edited and published.

Discusses the problems that must be resolved if the peoples of the Arctic countries are to develop their region away from militarism and towards civility.

The UN needs reform in order to meet the challenges of the unbalanced and alienated world whose outline is now on the horizon.

Breaking away from traditional chronological recitals of the Greek experience, this unusual new history relates the important events and personalities to themes of broad interest.