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Arms Control Reporter Volume 26: 2007
Published from 1982–2005 by the Institute for Defense and Disarmament Studies, the Arms Control Reporter is now convened by Reaching Critical Will of WILPF and the Lawyers' Committee on Nuclear Policy. It is an annual reference journal that covers efforts to limit all types of conventional and non-conventional weapons, which is designed to guide and inform the arms control professional, working as a diplomat, researcher, journalist, or advocate.
Sliding scale; see website for details or email editor[at]armscontrolreporter.org for more information.

Arms Control Reporter Volume 25: 2006
Published from 1982–2005 by the Institute for Defense and Disarmament Studies, the Arms Control Reporter is now convened by Reaching Critical Will of WILPF and the Lawyers' Committee on Nuclear Policy. It is an annual reference journal that covers efforts to limit all types of conventional and non-conventional weapons, which is designed to guide and inform the arms control professional, working as a diplomat, researcher, journalist, or advocate.
Sliding scale; see website for details or email editor[at]armscontrolreporter.org for more information.

Arms Control Reporter Volume 26: Special Edition
Backgrounder: Second Session of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Preparatory Committee for the 2010 Review Conference
This special edition of the Reporter compiles excerpts of coverage prepared for Volume 26: 2007, intended to serve as a backgrounder on some of the issues that will come up at the second session of Preparatory Committee for 2010 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference. This backgrounder also previews material that will appear in the regular edition of Volume 26: 2007.
This special edition was distributed at the Preparatory Committee in May 2008. If you are interested in purchasing a copy or viewing the material online, please contact editor[at]armscontrolreporter.org.

Nuclear Disorder or Cooperative Security?
A civil society analysis of the current disarmament regime and response to the WMD Commission Report, released in May 2007 by the Lawyers' Committee on Nuclear Policy, Western States Legal Foundation, and Reaching Critical Will of WILPF.
Hard copies available for US $12 each + shipping.

Model Nuclear Inventory, 2007
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom produces the Model Nuclear Inventory, a comprehensive database of global nuclear holdings, both military and civilian. Also see the 2005 Edition.
Hard copies available for US $10 each + shipping.

Reaching Critical Will's Guide to the CD
Designed for activists and educators to use when teaching about the Conference on Disarmament, our guide is an easy information and contact detail reference. Please use and distribute it through your networks.
Elements of the CD Guide include:
1. General Information about the CD
2. What NGOs can do to activate the CD
3. Brief Chronology
4. CD Agenda
5. Summary of Major Issues
6. Groupings in the CD

News in Review
The NIR is the daily six-page newsletter produced during the NPT Preparatory Committee and Review Conferences by WILPF. News in Review intentionally broadens the debate to include NGO critique of energy, transport, mining and waste issues, in addition to weapon related concerns.

First Committee Monitor
The weekly newsletter reporting on the General Assembly First Committee on Disarmament and International Security. Edited by Reaching Critical Will, the Monitor is a collaborative effort of a dozen groups to help activists, analysts and governmental representatives not in New York understand what is happening at the General Assembly on the most pressing issues of disarmament, peace and international security.

CD Report
Summary reports on who said what in every CD plenary session, and analysis of the implications.

Major Proposals to Strengthen the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Developed in preparation for the Seventh Review Conference of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, this resource guide aims to help NGOs, students, the media, and governmental delegations understand the issues to be debated and discussed at the Review Conference. This publication looks at what proposals have been put forward, their relevance to the Treaty and where key governments stand on these issues.

Nuclear Disarmament: What NOW?!
This booklet is intended to assist disarmament activists as they take on their own advocacy and outreach on the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. A sequel to the 2000 publication, "Nuclear Disarmament: What Next?", the 2005 edition features 13 prominent disarmament experts' views on the status and future of the 13 Practical Steps to Disarmament. Mr. Jayantha Dhanapala, former Under-Secretary General of the UN Department for Disarmament Affairs offers the introduction to the booklet.

Nuclear Disarmament: What Next?
This 25 page booklet features NGO experts analysis of the 13 point action plan arising from the 2000 Review Conference of the Non-Proliferation Treaty. The booklet contains
1. introduction to the NPT, upcoming meeting cycle
2. basic facts on the holdings and facilities of the Nuclear Weapon States
3. a list of the commitments of the NPT 2000 RevCon, outlining what could be achieved in the coming 5 year period
4. a list of sources, NGOs, websites and books

What is Disarmament?
A basic overview of the disarmament cause. What do we want? Why do we want it? How are we going to get it? Written by Felicity Hill, former director of WILPF UN office, and Oliver Meier, formerly of VERTIC.

Decoding Disarmament Diplomacy
A manual for those learning about disarmament - includes an acronym decoder, nuclear fuel cycle glossary, descriptions of major treaties and institutions, and more. Written by Felicity Hill, former director of WILPF UN office.

Posters:

This poster is 18 x 24 inches, and details the public opinion polls taken all over the world, showing that the majority of the world's people and governments want nuclear disarmament.

US$15 each + shipping

This poster is 18 x 24 inches and details the 13 point action plan agreed by 187 governments at the 2000 NPT Review Conference.

US$15 each + shipping

This poster is 24 x 18 inches and contains a summary of the 13 point action plan agreed at the NPT Review Conference as sign posts towards disarmament.

US$15 each + shipping

This poster is 24 x 18 inches and contains a information on the "Partners of Mass Destruction",
Dirty Dozen Corporations which exposes the complicity of corporations
contributing to the nuclear fuel cycle and the associated social, cultural and environmental harm.

US$15 each + shipping