1st Edition
The International Atomic Energy Agency Historical Reflections, Current Challenges and Future Prospects
Chapter 1. Introduction
Joseph F. Pilat
Chapter 2. Interview with Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the IAEA
Part I: Historical Recollections and Reflections
Chapter 3. Present at the Creation: Reflections on 60 Years of Interactions with the IAEA
James Goodby
Chapter 4. IAEA Safeguards: From the Early Years to NPT Safeguards
Myron Kratzer
Chapter 5. The Model Additional Protocol
Laura Rockwood
Chapter 6. The IAEA at Six Decades: Why I Still Like Ike
Daniel Poneman
Chapter 7. The Travails of IAEA Governance: A View from the Board Chair
John Barrett
Part II: Current and Future Issues and Prospects
Chapter 8. The IAEA and the Evolution of Safeguards
Massimo Aparo
Chapter 9. The Evolution of IAEA Safeguards: Technical, Political, and Cultural Dimensions
John Carlson
Chapter 10. Nuclear Nonproliferation: Six Lessons Not Yet Learned
Pierre Goldschmidt
Chapter 11. The IAEA and Peaceful Nuclear Uses
Mark Hibbs
Chapter 12. Promoting the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy
Nobuyasu Abe
Chapter 13. Atoms for Peace: Bringing Nuclear Fusion Closer to Reality
Bernard Bigot
Chapter 14. Nuclear Safety and Security after Fukushima: The Role of the IAEA and the Prospects for Global Governance
Joseph F. Pilat
Chapter 15. How Nuclear Security Arrived at the IAEA
Piet de Klerk
Chapter 16.The Nuclear Security Summits and the International Atomic Energy Agency
Laura S.H. Holgate
Chapter 17.Nuclear Security Advocacy Following the Nuclear Security Summits: The Nuclear Security Contact Group
Heidi Hulan
Chapter 18. The IAEA and Euratom at Six Decades
Maria Betti, Willem Janssens, Vincenzo Rondinella, and Jean-Paul Glatz
Appendix
Keynote Address at the Conference: Sixty Years of Atoms for Peace Development
Yukiya Amano
Biography
Joseph F. Pilat is a Program Manager in the Office of National Security and International Studies at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and a Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars where he co-directs the Nonproliferation Forum.
