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Multinational Approaches to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Authors
Charles McCombie, Thomas Isaacs, Noramly Bin Muslim, Tariq Rauf, Atsuyuki Suzuki, Frank von Hippel, and Ellen Tauscher
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Global Nuclear Future
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Introduction

Chapter 1: The Key Role of the Back-End in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Charles McCombie and Thomas Isaacs

Chapter 2: Possible International Fuel-Cycle Arrangements Attractive to States during the Nuclear Power Renaissance

Noramly Bin Muslim

Chapter 3: New Approaches to the Nucelar Fuel Cycle

Tariq Rauf

Chapter 4: Not Second but First Place for the United States

Atsuyuki Suzuki

Chapter 5: Spent-Fuel Management: The Cases of Japan, South Korea, and Russia

Frank von Hippel

Chapter 6: Addressing the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Internationalizing Enrichment Services and Solving the Problem of Spent-Fuel Storage

Ellen Tauscher

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The Global Nuclear Future Initiative seeks to guide domestic and international policy-makers trying to balance the pursuit of a national nuclear energy program with the potential safety, security, and economic concerns.

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