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An article by Alvin M. Saperstein published in vol.14 no.4 of Bulletin of Peace Proposals, a quarterly journal discussing contemporary international and intergroup affairs and searching for peaceful solutions to conflict situations.

A table taken from Home Office Emergency Planning Circulars

Comprises correspondence and papers providing information on the background to the GLAWARS and its terms of reference.

Task outlines and outcomes for 11 of the 12 tasks required by the GLAWARS. Task Eight: Impact on Biosphere During the First 2 Years After an Attack is not included.

Contains GLC press release 'What Happens When the Bombs Hit London?', the GLAWARS Commissioners and Rapporteur, a report by the Commissioners about the GLAWARS, a map of likely attack on London, a 'London Under Attack' book jacket, and publication entitled 'Civil Defence for London; The Greater London Area War Risk Study (GLAWARS)'

Articles and adverts for publications regarding nuclear weapons and nuclear war.

A paper presented at the Symposium on the Medical Aspects of Nuclear War on 21st September 1985.

A Home Office circular up-dating and expanding guidance contained in a previous Circular No.76/69 drawing attention to the need for local authorities to be prepared to deal with an emergency arising from flooding or gales and likely to disrupt public services.

Notes of a meeting held at the Home Office on 14 March 1985.

A paper outlining the objectives and terms of reference for a study of civil defence planning assumptions to be carried out on behalf of the Greater London Council.

A discussion paper presented to the Symposium on Organisational and Behavioural Aspects of Civil Defence held on July 5th 1985 at the Polytechnic of the South Bank.

A paper comparing the questions sent by the London Borough of Camden to the answers sent in reply by the Home Office in relation to civil defence planning assumptions.

A draft document for consultation produced for the guidance of health authorities in England.in planning the operation of the health services in war.

A paper examining the issue of civil preparedness for possible chemical or biological attacks against the backdrop of the controversial status of Civil Defence in the United Kingdom.