8 “Freezing” the Nuclear Arms Race

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Preface ix
5. 1 Searching for a Way to Contribute 1
6. 2 At Stanford During the Vietnam War 19
7. 3 Nuclear Reactor Accidents 33
8. 4 Consequences of “Limited” Nuclear War 41
9. 5 President Carter and the “Plutonium Economy” 47
10. 6 Chernobyl 63
11. 7 Automobile Energy Efficiency 69
12. 8 “Freezing” the Nuclear Arms Race 73
13. 9 Monitoring Gorbachev’s Nuclear Test Moratorium 87
14. 10 Andrei Sakharov and the 1987 Moscow Nuclear Disarmament Conference 97
15. 11 End of the Nuclear Arms Race 109
16. 12 Nuclear Warhead Detection: The Black Sea Experiment 121
17. 13 Velikhov’s 1986 Glasnost Tour 129
18. 14 End of the Cold War 137
19. 15 Loosing the Peace 143
20. 16 Cleaning Up After the Cold War 151
21. 17 Fifteen More US Nuclear Tests? 163
22. 18 Working in the White House to Secure Russia’s Nuclear Materials 171
23. 19 Nuclear Nonproliferation and Space-Reactor Safety 189
24. 20 Time to Rejoin the Outside World 203
25. 21 The International Panel on Fissile Materials 207
26. 22 Stopping the G. W. Bush Administration’s Reprocessing Initiative 215
27. 23 Fukushima and Spent Fuel Pool Fires 219
28. 24 Obama, China, and Iran 237
29. 25 Looking Forward 249
30. 26 Looking Back 265
31. Acronyms 269
32. Bibliography 273
33. Index 279