"Nuclear Control Institute book."

1.Introduction: Nuclear Power without Proliferation? / Paul L. Leventhal -- 1 -- 2. Rapporteur's Summary of the Nuclear Control Institute Twentieth Anniversary Conference / Steven Dolley -- 13 -- Part I How Essential Is Nuclear Power? -- 3. Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons Proliferation / Ambassador Robert L. Gallucci -- 47 -- 4. Nuclear Power and Proliferation / Richard Rhodes -- 57 -- 5. Why Nuclear Power's Failure in the Marketplace Is Irreversible (Fortunately for Nonproliferation and Climate Protection) / Amory B. Lovins -- 69 -- 6. Nuclear and Alternative Energy Supply Options for an Environmentally Constrained World: A Long-term Perspective / Robert H. Williams -- 85 -- 7. A World with, or without, Nuclear Power? / Richard L. Garwin -- 123 -- Part II Can Nuclear Power Be Made Proliferation-Resistant and Free of Long-Lived Wastes? -- 8. Attempts to Reduce the Proliferation Risks of Nuclear Power: Past and Current Initiatives / Marvin Miller -- 143 -- 9. Technical Opportunities for Increasing Proliferation Resistance of Nuclear Power Systems (TOPS) Task Force / James A. Hassberger -- 157 -- 10. Limits of Technical Fixes / Edwin S. Lyman -- 167 -- Part III Role of Nuclear Power in the Acquisition of Nuclear Weapons -- 11. Overview of Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons / Zachary S. Davis -- 185 -- 12. Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons in India, Pakistan, and Iran / George Perkovich -- 189 -- 13. Nonproliferation Regime and Fissile Materials / Lawrence Scheinman -- 201 -- 14. Closing Thoughts on Nonproliferation: The Need for Rigor / Paul L. Leventhal -- 213 -- Part IV Three Closing Views -- 15. An Industralist's View / Bertram Wolfe -- 225 -- 16. An Arms Controller's View / Harold A. Feiveson -- 229 -- 17. A Historian's View / William Lanouette -- 233.