Includes correspondence of J.S. Warren, WHO, E.F. Watt, J. Wilkinson, W.S. Wooster, A.W. White, P. Wimpenny, N.C.R. Williams, E. Wenk Jr., M.R. Wilkey, T. Wulff.
File contains correspondence with Gil Winham, Canadian External Affairs, and the Delegation of Suriname to United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLoS) III. File also includes a project proposal for "Science and Technology for Development and Disarmament," by Elisabeth Mann Borgese, and a report from the twenty-third United Nations General Assembly.
File contains correspondence with G. Weiss, G. Wassenberg, and Ambassador Karl Wolf, including a copy of the report "Fish Used to Eradicate Paddy-field Mosquitoes" by Song Ming.
Includes correspondence with Michael Wolski, World Future Society, World Futures, Alan Wald, Don Walsh, Bruce Warahavsky, Who's Who in America, Thomas Wolff, Barbara Weaver, M.L. Weleker, Kenneth E. F. Watt, World College West, Raymond Wittcoff, Rosemary G. Smolker, and Irvin L. White. The letter from Kenneth Watt, entitled "Preparatory Conference on the Legal Framework and Continental Shelf," was produced in advance of the first Peace in Maribus (PIM) conference.Also includes "The Pilgrimage of Sherry Mangan: From Aesthete to Revolutionary Socialist" by Alan Wald, and a biographical data questionnaire.
File contains correspondence with Cornelia Wohlforth, Don Walsh (publisher of a book "The Law of the Sea"), and Keith Walton (of the United Nations). Topics of discussion include Mann Borgese's comments on F.L. La Que's paper ("Possible Contribution of Deep Sea Mining to a New World Economic Order"). Also includes information about the Natural Resources Forum.
File contains correspondence with Elisabeth Mann Borgese, some correspondence concerns Pacem in Maribus, UNCLoS, Thomas Mann and the Mann family, and Borgese's teaching at Dalhousie. Correspondents include (among others): Gerd Walter (a minister of the German government); Cameron Watt; Peter Wehrli (includes copies of his fiction stories); Anja Maria Weigl; Hou Wenfeng; Shanti Wickremerathi; Heathcote Williams (includes a list of Borgese's quotes Williams wanted to use in a book on animal intelligence); Ambassador Karl Wolf; and Paul Wurh. The file also contains a proposal for a project on research and development of deep sea technologies by the International Ocean Institute (IOI).
File contains correspondence with Frances Weismiller, Anthony Wayne Smith, Thomas E. Lovejoy,and Karl Wolf (Austrian Ambassador). Also includes "Suffering a Sea Change" from the "Economist" by Barbara Ward.
Includes Dialogue Discussion paper "Towards a World Energy Community: The International Development of Energy Production, Trade, and Supply"; Pacem in Maribus invitation; outline of paper to be presented at the Center; paper "A Survey of International Energy Institutions and Policy Mechanisms"; CV; wedding announcement (news clipping).
File includes the following articles (all published in the Center for War/Peace Studies' "War/Peace Report"): "United Nations Takes Action to Protect the Sea, 'The Last Frontier" by Clarke M. Eichelberger, "United Nations Debate on Ocean Control Moves into Choppy Seas" by Michael J. Berlin, and "Building a Regime for the Sea: Moving into Deep Water" by Carol Lawson.
File contains a copy of IAPMA (International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists) Bulletin 30 ("Water"). Elisabeth Mann Borgese wrote an introduction to the work ("Law of the Sea for the Twenty-first Century").
File contains a working paper prepared by the International Ocean Institute and written by Elisabeth Mann Borgese. Includes an executive summary to the paper as well.
File contains a working paper prepared by Elisabeth Mann Borgese for the International Ocean Institute (IOI), on the establishment of a system of technology cooperation, development and transfer for all post-UNCED (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development) conventions.
Leitenberg, Milton. "The dynamics of military technology today." International Society of Science Journal 25.3 (1973): 336-357. ; "Transfer of technology." ; "The Atlantic project." 25 Jun. 1969. ; "Progress of laser weapons for tanks, planes, rockets " US News and World Report. 1 Oct. 1973: 41-42. ; Covault, Craig. "C-130 adapted for fire fighting." Aviation Week and Space Technology. 12 Mar. 1973: 47-49. ; Greenwood, Ted. "Reconnaissance and arms control." Scientific American 228.2 (1973): 14-25. ; Leitenberg, Milton. "Social responsibiltity (II): The classified scientific ethics and strategic-weapons development." Impact of Science on Society 21.2 (1971): 123-136. Peterzell, Jay. "Spying and sabotoge by computers." Time. 20 Mar. 1989: 25. ; Silverstein, Harvey B. "Ceasar, Sosers, and submarines: Economic and institutional implications of ASW technologies." Oceans '78 "The Oceans Challenge." Washington DC, 6-8 Sep. 1978. ; Also includes newpaper clippings.
Includes correspondence from various members of the Weininger family such as Ben, Reuben, and Jean. Also includes a newspaper clipping penned by Benjamin Weininger, and a Sex Discussion Group transcript.
File contains two English versions of the short story by Elisabeth Mann Borgese, including a handwritten version, and a typed version, and two copies of a German version entitled "Die drei Wünsche." One German version contains handwritten corrections by Mann Borgese. Also included in the file are two unrelated pages, one typed and one handwritten page of notes by Mann Borgese on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
File contains a paper by Elisabeth Mann Borgese, discussing the international organizations that could emerge from a hypothetical World War III (in the 1990s). Includes a discussion of the University of Chicago's Committee to Frame a World Constitution, and other attempts to build international organizations. This version contains handwritten corrections by Mann Borgese.
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