Articles by Herbert Scoville Jr.

“A Freeze Is Verifiable” New York Times, 10/25/1984
“Poor Record On Arms” New York Times 02/12/1984
“Space Wars and the President’s Labeling Game” Christian Science Monitor. 08/16/1984. Coauthored with Benjamin Austin.
“Build-Down (-Doom?)” New York Times 10/11/1983
“The MX is back on Square One” Christian Science Monitor. 05/09/1983
“MX Invites Attack” New York Times 12/13/1982
“Deterring Deterrence” New York Times 05/23/1982
“First Strike” New York Times 10/08/1981
“The Neutron Bomb Makes Politics, Not War” New York Times 08/26/81
“Why Washington’s ‘New’ Nukes Would Be Worse” Christian Science Monitor. 09/11/ 1980. Coauthored with George B. Kistiakowsky.
“Will Old Subs Torpedo SALT?” Christian Science Monitor. 03/04/1980
“Should U.S. Kill the MX Missile?” Interview in U.S. News & World Report. 1980
“Slowing the Arms Race” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, September 1977

Scoville Fellows may now work on national security at the Center for Public Integrity.
Spring 1997 Scoville Fellow Loung Ung was one of several writers of (and briefly appeared in) Girl Rising a film about the benefits of removing barriers to girls' education. Loung wrote the section about a girl from her native Cambodia.
Fall 1997 Scoville Fellow Rachel Stohl wrote a New York Times op-ed Tell the Truth About the Arms Treaty.
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Heather Hurlburt, Executive Director of the National Security Network, and Diane Randall, Executive Secretary of the Friends Committee on National Legislation, have joined the board of directors of the Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship.
Scoville Fellows may now work with the Arms Control Initiative at the Brookings Institution.
Fall 1999 Scoville Fellow Philipp Bleek co-wrote Shadow Wars: Covert Operations Against Iran’s Nuclear Program, a review of six books on the subject published in the November 2012 issue of The Nonproliferation Review.
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