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Volume 138, Issue 4
Fall 2009
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ISSN 0011-5266
EISSN 1548-6192
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on the global nuclear future

Nuclear power without nuclear proliferation?
Steven E. Miller, Scott D. Sagan
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 7–18.
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The growth of nuclear power: drivers & constraints
Richard K. Lester, Robert Rosner
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 19–30.
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Balancing risks: nuclear energy & climate change
Robert H. Socolow, Alexander Glaser
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 31–44.
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The economic future of nuclear power
Paul L. Joskow, John E. Parsons
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 45–59.
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A skeptic's view of nuclear energy
Harold A. Feiveson
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 60–70.
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Nuclear energy in developing countries
José Goldemberg
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 71–80.
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Nuclear power in a carbon-constrained world
John W. Rowe
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 81–90.
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The nuclear renaissance: an opportunity to enhance the culture of nonproliferation
Anne Lauvergeon
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 91–99.
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The global nuclear safety regime
Richard A. Meserve
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 100–111.
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Reducing the greatest risks of nuclear theft & terrorism
Matthew Bunn
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 112–123.
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A world without nuclear weapons?
Thomas C. Schelling
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 124–129.
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The minimum deterrent & beyond
Paul Doty
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 130–139.
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Toward a nuclear-weapons-free world
Sverre Lodgaard
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 140–152.
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Taking steps toward a world free of nuclear weapons
Sam Nunn
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 153–156.
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Shared responsibilities for nuclear disarmament
Scott D. Sagan
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 157–168.
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Contributors
Daedalus (2009) 138 (4): 169–171.
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