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Improving Regime Cohesion

The goal of improving regime cohesion to build a unified and durable nuclear security regime adapted to the 21st century globalized threat environment. The NSGEG members have in their workshops deliberated the following issues and questions and prepared papers considering how to improve regime cohesion.

Improving Nuclear Security Regime Cohesion, Summary of July 2012 Workshop and Initial Policy Recommendations

Assessing the Current Nuclear Security Regime

Applicability of Existing Institutions for Regime Improvement

Ideas and Innovations for Regime Improvement—Baseline Standard

Working Paper: The IAEA and Nuclear Security by Trevor Findlay, Canadian Centre for Treaty Compliance at Carleton University

Ideas and Innovations for Regime Improvement—Framework Agreement

Value of Institutionalizing Nuclear Security

Resources

The IAEA and Nuclear Security by Trevor Findlay, Canadian Centre for Treaty Compliance at Carleton University
Learning from Nuclear Safety by Sharon Squassoni, Center for Strategic and International Studies
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