Titlebook: EURATOM and Nuclear Safeguards; Darryl A. Howlett Book 1990 Darryl A. Howlett 1990 European Community.nuclear.Options.regulation.research.

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0956-5043 Overview: The focus of attention in this book centres on the regional nuclear safeguards system implemented in Western Europe by EURATOM, the issues surrounding its establishement and the reasons to account for its so-far enduring character.978-1-349-10382-9Series ISSN 0956-5043 Series E-ISSN 2946-8418

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Dinge zwischen Raum, Sinn und Verabredung,mic Energy Agency (IAEA) also conducts its own safeguards verification activities in the territories of the Community Member States. But as a result of developments in the late 1960s and early 1970s, it is EURATOM which has the initial responsibility for ensuring effective safeguards implementation in this particular region.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-1568-8atic period, the Second World War. Because of these origins this movement has been concerned solely with the region of Western Europe, as at the end of the war Europe was divided politically between East and West.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-14738-3onsibility for implementing safeguards in Western Europe, the IAEA or EURATOM. Both organisations have made forceful claims to this role. Although neither organisation wanted to be seen to be in any way undermining the NPT, neither did they seemingly want to give too much ground to the other organisation.

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Biotechnology in space laboratories,The next major development in the EURATOM safeguards calendar, both politically and technically, was the opening up for signature (1968) and ratification (1970) of the NPT.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230583610In INFCIRC/193 the formal basis which enables the IAEA to carry out inspections in the EURATOM NNWS is provided by Article 70.. Other Articles in the document further define these inspection activities more precisely. In all, INFCIRC/193 entitles the IAEA to make three different types of on-site inspection: ‘.’; ‘routine’; and ‘special’.

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