The Kruse-Larkin Home Page

About This Site
We are Helen Kruse Larkin and Bruce D. Larkin. This is our personal site, and this page is our Home Page. At the present time, our site has three subjects: WaySIGNS, LearnWorld, and nuclear weapons policy. WaySIGNS are annotated links to sites useful for students and scholars, such as libraries, map depositories, mail order sources, and search facilities. LearnWorld is a set of templates to place topics on the Web for use by independent learners.
To get an eagle's view of the site, try the
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LearnWorld
This page is an entry point to LearnWorld, a set of templates for the construction of study topics and study paths. You can find out more about it through the LearnWorld Entry Page, which leads in turn to some dozen templates and sample Topics.
You can go directly to Learn World by using the following Go Bar:
We would appreciate any comment you may have about LearnWorld: just send email to us at larkin@learnworld.com .

Nuclear Policy Studies
On this page you can also find
You can also navigate using the nuclear policy GoBar:

Housekeeping
We also include
How We Can Be Contacted
Our Demonstrated Professional Interests
The Inevitable 'Under Construction' Disclaimer
Even, Alas, Assertion of Authors' Rights
Global Security
Elsewhere, Bruce maintains a web presence for the Stevenson Program on Global Security, a research group at the University of California at Santa Cruz. Its includes a page of Web links on the global environment and war studies.
Nuclear Designs
The book Nuclear Designs: Great Britain, France, and China in the Global Governance of Nuclear Arms was published in January 1996 by Transaction Publishers [Rutgers University]. Current through the first week of July 1995, it includes an appreciation of the NPT Review and Extension Conference of April-May 1995 and reports the French decision to renew nuclear testing. The following table will take you to the Nuclear Designs page.
Comprehensive Test Ban
The status [as of February 1996] of the Comprehensive Test Ban debate is the subject of a brief article, which reviews the test ban dispute and French and Chinese testing during 1995 and 1996.


Our Home Page is under construction and will remain so. At the moment we bring you a glimpse of the coast by the Celtic Sea. In due course we will introduce other personal projects which you might find of interest.

Our Professional Interests
Thumbnail sketches will convey something of what we have done. You may see in this some suggestion why we are expressing current interest in LearnWorld and global security.
Helen was educated at the College of New Rochelle [BA 1962], Yale University [MA 1964: History], and the University of California at Santa Cruz [BA 1982: Computer and Information Science]. She has taught at Indiana University [South Bend] and San Jose State University. Since 1982, when she joined Britton-Lee Inc., she has worked for firms which create and market relational database systems. She was Senior Support Engineer and Manager of Training for Sharebase Corporation, with which she remained as it was purchased by Teradata and then NCR [AT&T]. From 1994 to 1996 she was at Sybase as an engineer specializing in support readiness and as Escalation Manager in sustaining engineering..
Bruce studied at the University of Chicago (1950-56) [BA 1954] and Harvard University (1960-65) [MA 1962: East Asian Studies; PhD 1966 Political Science]. In 1965 he joined the founding faculty of the University of California at Santa Cruz, where he is now Professor of Politics. He has been departmental chair and chair of UCSC's Committee on Educational Policy. He has also been a Visiting Professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Keio University [Tokyo], and Tsukuba University. His most recent book, Nuclear Designs: Great Britain, France, and China in the Global Governance of Nuclear Arms, was published in January 1996 by Transaction Publishers [Rutgers University].

To Contact Us
Thank you for visiting this page.
Helen Kruse Larkin
Bruce D. Larkin
Our email address is larkin@learnworld.com.
Copyright
© 1995 Helen Kruse Larkin and Bruce D. Larkin.
Revision Date
Revised 96.12.26. Added references to WaySIGNS and revised some link and file names.
Revised 96.03.18. Instituted a new Entry Page and an iconic Site Map. Added the nuclear policy GoBar to this page.
Revised 96.02.13.
Revised 95.11.29.