History of the International Atomic Energy Agency The First Forty Years

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Twentieth Century Scientific Developments Nuclear Issues and Defense International Science and Diplomacy

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This publication narrates the history of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for its first 40 years in existence. It examines the main achievements and setbacks of the organization and explains the lessons learned. The book also evaluates how successful the agency has been in accomplishing its original goals.

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