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Papers of M H F Wilkins: papers relating to the World Federation of Scientific Workers conference, Science, technology and peace, Moscow, 1986

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Correspondence, programme, notes and briefing papers relating to the World Federation of Scientific Workers (WFSW) conference, ‘Science, technology and peace’, Moscow, 1986, including: article, ‘The noise of the Bomb’, by Jeremy Leggett, published in New Scientist, Nov 1985; booklet on the history and work of WFSW, 1986; manuscript notes by Wilkins, ‘Weapons research and the intrinsic morality of science’, Jul 1986; draft text, ‘Modern technology and moral opposition to war’ by Duane Cady, Professor of Philosophy, Hamline University, USA; draft text by Felix Pirani, Professor of Mathematics, King’s College London, ‘After zero-zero what would be left?’.

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