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Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- About the Contributors -- Introduction -- 1 The Force of Reason -- Eliminating Nuclear Weapons -- 2 Leaving the Bomb Project -- 3 Working for a Humane Society -- 4 The Road to Zero -- 5 Getting to Zero: Too Difficult? Too Dangerous? Too Distracting? -- 6 Disinventing Nuclear Weapons -- 7 Scientists and the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons -- 8 Of Men, their Minds and the Bomb -- Ending War -- 9 Reflections on War in theTwenty-First Century -- 10 From a Nuclear-Free to a War-Free World -- 11 The Abolition of War: Realistic Utopianism -- 12 The 'Moral Equivalent of War' -- 13 The United Nations and Peacekeeping -- 14 A Bridge to the Twenty-First Century -- 15 The Social Responsibility of Scientists -- 16 Remember your Humanity -- Index.

Holdren, J. P.: Getting to zero. Is pursuing a nuclear-weapon-free world too difficult? Too dangerous? Too distracting? - S. 13-45. Blair, B.: Russia's nuclear collapse. The case for a mutual stand-down. - S. 47-64. Udgaonkar, B. M.: A fissile materials cutt-off. - S. 65-78. Nazarkin, Y. K.: Getting negotiations started. Alternatives to negotiations at the Conference on Disarmament. - S. 79-97. Goldblat, J.: Banning the use of nuclear weapons. - S. 99-109. Garwin, R. L.: Verification and transparency. New technical possibilities. - S. 111-121. Chochran, T. B.: Transparency associated with the process of eliminating nuclear warheads. - S. 123-144. Fischer, D.: Verification: the contribution likely to be made by IAEA 93+2. - S. 145-161. Beach, H.: The expansion of NATO. - S. 163-179. Nikitin, A.: Russia: impediments to nuclear disarmament. - S. 181-188. Lodgaard, S.: Nuclear weapons proliferation. Taking stock after the testing in South Asia. - S. 189-202. Rathjens, G.: Paths to a nuclear-weapon-free world. - S. 203-227. Garthoff, R. L.: Nuclear weapons and the Cold War. Did nuclear weapons prevent war, or increase its risks? - S. 229-246. Blackaby, F.; Milne, T.: Public opinion on nuclear weapons. - S. 247-278