Nuclear viewpoint in India

Viewpoint : India ’ S Nuclear Labyrinth

William Walker is professor of international relations at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. He is the co-author with David Albright and Frans Berkhout of SIPRI’s Plutonium and Highly Enriched Uranium: World Inventories, Capabilities and Policies (forthcoming, 1996). There have been many recent cases of states reversing course. Russia has embraced capitalism and democracy, China has thr...

Plagiarism: a Viewpoint from India

Securing Nuclear Capabilities in India and Pakistan: Reducing the Terrorist and Proliferation Risks Viewpoint

Nuclear medicine in India.

The regular supply of radiopharmaceuticals and radioimmunoassay kits from BARC has been an important factor in the deveIopment of nuclear medicine in India. However, a major stumbling block has been the non-avai labi l i ty of sui table instrumentat ion systems (especial ly the computer-assisted gamma camera) at an affordable price. Two recent developments, viz., the creation of the Board bf Ra...

Viewpoint : Nuclear Safeguards as an Evolutionary System

The Nonproliferation Review/Winter 1999 Mr. John Carlson is Director General of the Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office (ASNO). Dr. Victor Bragin is Safeguards Adviser at ASNO. Mr. John Bardsley is Assistant Secretary of ASNO. Mr. John Hill is Head of the International Safeguards Section at ASNO. This paper reflects the personal views of the authors and does not necessarily repre...