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Nuclear Power, Nuclear Proliferation and the NPT

Sagan, Scott D. - 2010

Will the spread of nuclear power to new states lead to the spread of nuclear weapons? I argue that the answer will depend on which states get nuclear power, which states acquire sensitive nuclear facilities (uranium enrichment and plutonium reprocessing) and the rules that govern technology...

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What Happened to the Soviet Superpower’s Nuclear Arsenal? Clues for the Nuclear Security Summit

Allison, Graham - 2012

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Fulfilling of nuclear safeguards requirements for nuclear facilities at the nuclear materials authority and its role in completing the nuclear infrastructure in Egypt

Atout, Osama Mostafa - In: Technology audit and production reserves 5 (2021) 4/61, pp. 25-34

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The Logic of Latent Nuclear Deterrence

Fuhrmann, Matthew - 2017

Nuclear deterrence is central to international relations theory and practice. Most people assume that countries must possess nuclear weapons in order to reap deterrence benefits from their nuclear programs. Nuclear deterrence without bombs is seemingly impossible, since countries would be unable...

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Nuclear Power, Democracy, Development, and Nuclear Warheads : Determinants for Introducing Nuclear Power

Sorge, Lars - 2019

This paper analyzes the nature of democratic development in a nation on the process of introducing nuclear power over the period 1960 - 2017 for an unbalanced panel of 171 countries. Given the involved political process of introducing nuclear power and its political importance, as well as the...

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Access to Nuclear Technologies and Materials Under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and Nuclear Suppliers Group

Ram Mohan, M. P. - 2014

In this energy-constrained world, it is often the politics and not the economics that defines access to energy resources. Growing energy demand of the Asian countries, and in particular, countries where conventional fuel choices are inadequate, are prompting them to look for newer energy options...

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Disarmament Revisited : Is Nuclear Abolition Possible?

Paul, T.V. - 2016

Reviews the prominent works in recent years on the relative merits of total nuclear disarmament, and argue that while nuclear weapons have not become irrelevant, they have become less relevant as a result of the processes of globalization

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Nuclear Power vs. Renewables : a scale perspective

Boccard, Nicolas - 2021

A low carbon electricity generating technology can only contribute to the net-zero energy transition if it is able to scale up. From that perspective, we compare nuclear, wind and solar power wrt. the size of a typical power plant, across the criteria of physical scalability, building experience...

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The siting of UK nuclear power installations

Grimston, M. C.; Nuttall, W. J. - 2013

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The French nuclear bet

Perrier, Quentin - 2017

Following the first oil crisis, France launched the world’s largest ever nuclear energy program, commissioning 58 new … reactors. These reactors are now reaching 40 years of age, the end of their technological lifetime. This places France at an … optimization model, calibrated for France. Then we use it to study 27 retrofit strategies for all combinations of uncertain …

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