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International Journal of Nuclear Security
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ISSN 2376-9955 · Institute for Nuclear Security · 96 artikel di indeks
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Parking Garage Measurements Indicating a Gamma Spectrometer-Neutron Counter Background Correlation
Gamma spectroscopy and gross neutron counting systems are commonly employed together during nuclear security operations, particularly mobile searches. The data from these systems are typically analyzed independently; however, operational data suggest a relationship between the background signals…
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EUSECTRA: European Nuclear Security Training Centre providing hands-on training and education in Nuclear Security and Safeguards
The European Nuclear Security Training Centre (EUSECTRA) inaugurated under this global name about 10 years ago and operated by the European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC), located both on the Karlsruhe (Germany) and Ispra (Italy) sites, includes a large variety of capacity building and…
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Promoting Nuclear Security Education and Training Activities at Amity University, India
In the present era of global nuclear governance, it is the responsibility of every individual not only the security personals to be accountable for the security of nuclear materials, facilities and radioactive materials. Amity university and other universities of India are the largest educational…
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Challenges and Opportunities for Sharing Threat Information with Radioactive Materials Operators
Operators are required to implement security measures to address requirements set by the regulatory body or competent authority. These security requirements are generally based on the national threat level and information provided by the relevant law enforcement authority, intelligence agencies and…
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INSEN: 10 years and Beyond
This year, 2020, we mark the 10th anniversary of the International Nuclear Security Education Network – INSEN as we all have come to know it. The Network’s annual meeting, usually held in Vienna in the middle of the summer, was anticipated by many as an opportunity to celebrate, reflect, and plan…
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Book Review of "A Practical Introduction to Homeland Security: Home and Abroad" by Bruce Oliver Newsome and Jack A. Jarmon
In A Practical Introduction to Homeland Security: Home and Abroad, authors Bruce Oliver Newsome and Jack A. Jarmon provide a well thought-out, in-depth analysis of key components that need to be understood when it comes to the state and workings of homeland security as well as its international…
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Introduction to the 10th Anniversary INSEN Special Issue
This IJNS special issue celebrates the first ten years of the International Nuclear Security Education Network (INSEN). A partnership between the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the international academic community, INSEN was established in 2010 to promote nuclear security education…
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Book Review of "The Logic of American Nuclear Strategy. Why Strategic Superiority Matters" by Matthew Kroenig
Matthew Kroenig is among the best regarded names of the modern generation in the nuclear policy and deterrence fields. He is the author of several books and has had a stellar career in both the policy and academic fields, giving him an indubitable edge in translating from English to English - that…
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Book Review of "Permanent Record" by Edward Snowden
Sleeping through his school lectures and facing a broken home, this computer prodigy first joined the US army’s Special Forces. An accident while training broke his legs. The incident marked a volte face in Edward Snowden’s career.
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The Future of Nuclear Security in the Asia-Pacific: Expanding the Role of Southeast Asia
The nature of regional cooperation on capacity building taking place in Southeast Asia certainly provides a good foundation to pursue a more robust collaborative framework for nuclear security in the wider Asia-Pacific region. A step in this regard is to have a regional action plan/roadmap for…
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Regulatory Perspective on Nuclear Cyber Security: The Fundamental Issues
We are living in a digital and information-driven age; hence need to retain information on virtually every aspect of our lives, nuclear information inclusive. Security in computer systems is strongly related to the notion of dependability. For such system to be reliable and secure in a nuclear…
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Sunken Efforts? Legal Hurdles to Stemming Maritime CBRNE Proliferation
For four centuries, the law of the sea has rested on the principle of mare liberum or the freedom of the high seas. The oceans have traditionally been regarded as areas over which no state could claim dominion or sovereignty. Nations desirous of countering security threats have found that their…
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Coordination of Inter-Agency Action for Nuclear Security in Uganda
Despite the dynamic threats to the nuclear security of the East and Central African region, and the decision of the Government of Uganda to embark on a nuclear power programme, there was not much put in place as a coordination and cooperation mechanisms among the stakeholders in the nuclear…
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The Human Dimension of Nuclear Security: Legacy of the Nuclear Security Summit
A deeply rooted nuclear security culture and adequate human resources at all levels – involving regulators, the law enforcement agencies, academia, industry - are universally recognized as the foundation of a robust and sustainable nuclear security regime, national and global. International…
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Consideration of Administrative Monetary Penalties in Nuclear Safety and Security
An Administrative Monetary Penalty (AMP) is a penalty imposed by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), without court involvement for a violation of a regulatory requirement. An AMP can be applied against any individual or corporation subject to the Nuclear Safety Control Act, which…
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Small Modular Reactors and Advanced Reactor Security: Regulatory Perspectives on Integrating Physical and Cyber Security by Design to Protect Against Malicious Acts and Evolving Threats
How can future nuclear technologies and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) deter and prevent organized crime groups, terrorists, and malicious actors from attempting to steal or sabotage nuclear materials and facilities? This paper presents the benefits of integrating Security by Design (SeBD) into a…
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INSEN as Part and Propellant of the Nuclear Security Regime: An Insider’s View
This short piece presents an insider’s view of the International Nuclear Security Education Network (INSEN), and shows that the Network is not only a part of the evolving nuclear security regime, but also it drives the regime forward through academic research, teaching and cooperation which are…
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Developing Nuclear Security Culture at Academic and Educational Institutions
In recent years, the use of radioactive sources for diagnosis and treatment has become more widespread. Presence of such sources in universities, university hospitals and academic institutions makes it necessary to develop nuclear security culture among academics. The challenges to improve security…
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The INSEN Experience, by INSEN Chairs
As a feature of this issue, we asked INSEN chairs to share their thoughts about what the organization has meant to them as they led this network of colleagues in the mission of improving nuclear security education and training at institutions and organizations around the world. Below are their…