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	NEW IPB PUBLICATION: Brochure 'What does development cost?' + POSTER Jan. 26, 2011 - IPB today published its new 20pp brochure ‘What does development cost?’ (+ poster), which is a contribution to the planning for the first-ever Global Day of Action on Military Spending (GDAMS) - April 12. You will also find here the Invitation to Participate which we ask readers to pass on to any others who might be interested. NOTE: The text of the invitation is now available in : Arabic – Dutch - French – German - Italian – Spanish at http://demilitarize.org/background-information/ As you can see from the map and listing at: http://demilitarize.org/action-events/, the idea is spreading far and wide and we are excited to see that many different events are being planned in a large number of cities. The coming GDAMS newsletters will give details of these..... (See full version of cover letter, with discussion of MDG cost estimates)
	IPB Booklet on the Arms Trade Now Available! A new booklet on the arms trade is now available from the International Peace Bureau. The booklet provides general information on how the arms trade works, how it undermines development, and efforts by the international community to get it under control. It also provides a detailed listing of organizations working on the arms trade. Written by IPB intern, Alicia Dueck, the booklet is available for download HERE or you may obtain a printed copy by contacting the IPB office.
	*Nuclear Weapons: At What Cost?* Ben Cramer IPB, 2009. In contrast to earlier studies which looked at single countries, *Nuclear Weapons: At What Cost?* offers a survey of the costs of the nuclear weapons programmes of all the relevant states – even though in some cases the exact figures are difficult to obtain.>>>READ MORE Review (en français) by Alain Joxe in Le Monde Diplomatique in its April 2010 edition: Le monde-diplomatique.fr/2010/04 Note: Currently out of print
	Whose Priorities ? In four Languages A guide for campaigners on military and social spending. Colin ARCHER IPB, 2007. This book is a follow-up to IPB's earlier volume Warfare or Welfare? Disarmament for Development in the 21st Century. While that work attempted to describe the nature of the problems ... > READ MORE
	Warfare or Welfare ? In four Languages Disarmement for Development in the 21th Century. A human security approach. Colin Archer. IPB, 2005. IPB´s new book, Warfare or Welfare, sets out information and arguments that form the basis of IPB´s new program ... > READ MORE
	From War to Peace Caroline GUINARD. IPB, Nonviolence International, 2002. Lessons learned from achievements and failures in peace agreements over the past decade: a strategy for peace process optimization. From War to Peace by Caroline Guinard (Nonviolence International, South East Asia Office). A practical handbook for ... > READ MORE
	Peace is possible In 18 Languages Fredrik S. HEFFERMEHL IPB/BIP, 2000 Peace is Possible, edited by former IPB Vice-President Fredrik.S. Heffermehl, can now be read in 18 languages. This captivating International Peace Bureau book was created to ... > READ MORE

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