Sri Lanka Pugwash Group

Meaningful Development - A Pugwash Perspective.

Preface

Professor Francesco Calogero
Pugwash: past, present, future

Nobel Lecture by Professor Joseph Rotblat,
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, 1995

Foreword

The Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs

The Pugwash Council, London, 1997
Annex 1. The Russell Einstein Manifesto
Annex 2. Dagomys Declaration of the Pugwash Counci

Chapters

1. SLAAS 1982: 25 Years of Pagwash Conferences and its Significancefor Sri Lanka Scientists

2. Pugwash 1983: Causes of Conflict in Sri Lanka

3. Pugwash 199 1: Non ethnic Causes of Violent Conflictt in Sri Lanka: Environmental Degradation by the Impact of Hydraulic Engineering

4. Pugwash 1992: Environmental Degradation - Little known Cause of Violent Conflict in Sri Lanka

5. The Pugwash Crossroads Special Study Group, 1993/94:
The World at the Crossroads - Towards a Sustainable,Equitable and Liveable World:
A Report to the Pagwash Council - Chapter 5,
The Value of Indigenous Knowledge: the Case of Ancient Water and Soil Conservation Ecosystems (Irrigation Systems) in Sri Lanka

6. Pugwash 1995: Past, Present and Future Conflict over Water in Sri Lanka

7. SLAAS 1995: Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash Movement - 1995 Nobel Peace Ptize Laureates

8. British Pugwash Group, Annual General Meeting,
April 19,1996, London:
Felicitation to Professor Joseph Rotblat, Nobel Laureate
Guest Lecture: Environment and Conflict in Sri Lanka

9. Pugwash 1997: Impending Socio-cultural and Environmental Disaster in Southern Sri Lanka

10. SLAAS 1997: 'Meaningful Development' - A Pugwash Perspective