Preventing Nuclear Dangers in Southeast Asia and Australasia (An IISS Strategic Dossier)

The IISS Strategic Dossier on Preventing Nuclear Dangers in Southeast Asia and Australasia provides a comprehensive overview of the history of nuclear programmes in the region, an evaluation of national nuclear capabilities and policies, and an analysis of future aspirations is in each of the members of ASEAN plus Australia and New Zealand. In addition to analysing the safety and security risks of nuclear energy and the vulnerabilities of strategic trade control systems, the dossier assesses policy options that can help allow the atom to be harnessed for peaceful uses in a manner that is safe, secure and non-threatening. ENSec0964_01......Page 1 ENSec0964_02......Page 5 ENSec0964_03......Page 11 ENSec0964_04......Page 21 ENSec0964_05......Page 31 ENSec0964_06......Page 53 ENSec0964_07......Page 61 ENSec0964_08......Page 87 ENSec0964_09......Page 101 ENSec0964_10......Page 119 ENSec0964_11......Page 131 ENSec0964_12......Page 137 ENSec0964_13......Page 151 ENSec0964_14......Page 165 ENSec0964_15......Page 183 ENSec0964_16......Page 189 ENSec0964_17.pdf......Page 201 Introduction 1. Regional cooperation 2. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime 3. Nuclear safety and security : snapshot comparison of nuclear-relevant plans, policies, and energy data 4. Brunei, Cambodia and Laos 5. Indonesia 6. Malaysia 7. Myanmar 8. Philippines 9. Singapore 10. Thailand 11. Vietnam 12. Australia 13. New Zealand 14. Policy options.