I subscribed to "The Bulletin" about two years ago, due to an increasing interest in nuclear technology and the complexeties of world politics. Ever since the first issue arrived I've been more than happy with the quality and insight The Bulletin offers. In contrast to what the title suggests, it is not only a great read for nuclear scientists, but can also be of great informative value to interested normal citizens, like myself, in this increasingly complex world.

Topics are as broad as the development of new nuclear warheads by the known nuclear nations, to the politics of the republican party or the development of the hydrogen economy. Al topics that relate to global security and insecurity are covered with great balance and detail. Well informed, intelligent and always "fair" in it's judgement, the Bulletin stands as one of the greatest subscribtion reads I know of. Highly recommended!

If "fair and balanced" was a dictionary entry it would say: "see Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists". I am not an Atomic Scientist but the magazine is much more then discussions of nuclear physics - instead it is a magazine of international security and global/international politics. A great read and a must for serious international political science students and PhD's in political science.

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists is consistantly very interesting and useful in developing world views. I would recommend this publication to anyone critcal of the Bush administation's lies. The Bulletin gives readers the real story of National Security and logistics of war.