NUCLEAR WEAPONS, SCIENTISTS, AND THE POST-COLD WAR CHALLENGE<br> Selected Papers on Arms Control

NUCLEAR WEAPONS, SCIENTISTS, AND THE POST-COLD WAR CHALLENGE
Selected Papers on Arms Control

CONTENTS


FRONT MATTER	i
Introduction Sidney D. Drell	1
My Involvement as a Scientist Working on Issues of National Security and Views on Scientists' Responsibilities and Ethical Dilemmas Sidney D. Drell	5
REFLECTIONS Sidney D. Drell	7
Physics and U.S. national security Sidney D. Drell	17
“The Moral Obligation of Scientists and a Rekindling of Hope” Sidney D. Drell	28
Response on Behalf of Degree Recipients at the University of Tel Aviv Ceremony Granting Honorary Doctors Degrees Sidney D. Drell	34
Response at the Ceremony Awarding the William Oliver Baker Award Sidney D. Drell	36
Beyond Expectations—Building an American National Reconnaissance Capability: Recollections of the Pioneers and Founders of National Reconnaissance Sidney D. Drell	38
The Impact of a Public Constituency Sidney D. Drell	45
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: THE TROUBLED FRONTIER Sidney D. Drell	51
TO ACT OR NOT TO ACT Sidney D. Drell	65
Issues Coming to the Fore Immediately Following the Collapse of the Soviet Union and the End of the Cold War Sidney D. Drell	67
Science and National Security Sidney D. Drell	68
Testimony on The Future of Arms Control before The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sidney D. Drell	76
Abolishing Long-range Nuclear Missiles SIDNEY D. DRELL	89
REDUCING NUCLEAR DANGER McGeorge Bundy, William J. Crowe, Jr. and Sidney Drell	91
At the End of the 20th Century: The Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and the Emergence of the New Terror of Biological and Chemical Weapons Sidney D. Drell	107
Adlai Stevenson and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty of Today Sidney D. Drell and James E. Goodby	109
Testimony Before the Senate Armed Services Committee On Stockpile Stewardship and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Sidney D. Drell	113
Putting the Nuclear Genie Back in the Bottle Sidney D. Drell	118
Reasons To Ratify, Not To Stall Sidney D. Drell	124
This Treaty Must Be Ratified Paul H. Nitze and Sidney D. Drell	125
TECHNICAL ISSUES OF A NUCLEAR TEST BAN Sidney Drell and Bob Peurifoy	126
MERITS AND RISKS OF MORE UNDERGROUND TESTS SIDNEY D. DRELL	169
“Safety in High Consequence Operations” Sidney Drell	171
The Route to the CTBT Sidney D. Drell	189
THE PRESENT THREAT Sidney D. Drell, Abraham D. Sofaer and George D. Wilson	197
New Challenges in the 21st Century: Escaping the Nuclear Deterrence Trap and Facing Terrorism Sidney D. Drell	205
The Gravest Danger Sidney Drell and James Goodby	207
Nuclear Weapons and Their Proliferation: The Gravest Danger Sidney D. Drell	213
TOUGH CHALLENGES Sidney D. Drell	231
What Are Nuclear Weapons For? RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RESTRUCTURING U.S. STRATEGIC NUCLEAR FORCES Sidney D. Drell and James E. Goodby	235
IN THE SHADOW OF THE BOMB S. Drell	270
Memorials to Four Colleagues who were Great Scientists and Citizens Sidney D. Drell	277
Amos deShalit: Statesman of Science Sidney D. Drell	278
VIKI: A PASSIONATE LEADER FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN SCIENCE AND IN THE PURSUIT OF PEACE Sidney D. Drell	286
“Shaping Public Policy” Sidney D. Drell	294
“Report on the Progress in Reducing Nuclear Danger” Sidney D. Drell	303
ANDREI SAKHAROV AND THE NUCLEAR DANGER Sidney D. Drell	317
BACK MATTER	323
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