Radiating Posters – Posters from the global movement against nuclear power

In cooperation with WISE, Laka published a beautiful book with 600 posters against nuclear power from 45 countries. The book is a compilation of the large cultural heritage of 40 years of global struggle against nuclear energy. Never before such a rich collection of anti-nuclear posters was brought together, or, for that matter, of any other societal issue, of so many countries, cultures and of such a long period.

This book truly is an homage to the richness of the cultural heritage of the antinuclear power movement and could be a source of inspiration for anyone deciding to design a poster.

The price of the book is 20 euro plus postage. If you order 5 copies or more a 40% discount will be given. Order your copy by sending a mail to Laka.

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