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Nuclear Liability: A Key Component of the Public Policy Decision to Deploy Nuclear Energy in Southeast Asia

Author
Mohit Abraham
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Global Nuclear Future
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Prologue

Introduction

Brief Historical Context

International Law and Nuclear Liability

Domestic Approaches

Supplier Community Approach

Challenges to the Liability Framework & Possible Solutions

India's Nuclear Liability Act

Conclusion

Appendix A: Summary of Provisions of International Nuclear Liability Conventions

Appendix B: Summary of Liability Limits by Country

Appendix C: Analysis of the Provisions Relating to Supplier Liability under India's Civil Liability for Nuclear Damages Act (CLNDA)

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Global Nuclear Future

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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