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Author
Anon
Title
Banning the bomb: ICAN - International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (2006-); Nobel Peace Prize 2017
In
Australia's Nobel Laureates. vol III : state of our innovation nation : 2021 and beyond
Description of Work
Special Collector's Edition
Imprint
One Mandate Group, Roseville, New South Wales, 2021, pp. 164-174 : colour illustrations, colour portraits
ISBN/ISSN
9780646830957 (hardback)
Url
https://publications.innovatia.au/view/404883545/168/
Format
Print
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Also freely available online in pdf format and citable by pdf page numbers 168-178.

Abstract

A group of peace activists, scientists, doctors, and environmentalists from Melbourne formed ICAN, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, in 2007, and in 10 years broke through the barriers of half a century of failure. Their efforts to create and negotiate a UN treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons saw them awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017.

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