On pages 205 and 216, the correct text is "... the IAEA is not limited to access to information about nuclear material which has been declared by the State, or to locations where such material has been declared to the Agency."

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IAEA DG and leading experts discuss nuclear law- safety, security, safeguards, and liability

Curated by the IAEA, the leading voice in nuclear law and depositary of the international instruments in nuclear law

Focuses on current issues in the field and identifies potential areas for further development

Chapter 1. Nuclear Law and the Nuclear World Order.- Chapter 2. Nuclear Science and Technology for Development.- Chapter 3. Russian Vision of the Problems and Prospects of the International Legal Framework in the Context of Small Modular Reactors and Transportable Nuclear Power Units.- Chapter 4. Milestones in Nuclear Law: A Journey in Nuclear Regulation.- Chapter 5. Strengthening the Global Nuclear Safety Regime.- Chapter 6. The Challenge of Climate Change - Complete Energy Systems Transformation: No nuclear, no net zero.- Chapter 7. Legal Imputation of Health Effects to Radiation Exposure.- Chapter 8. Nuclear Security.- Chapter 9. Building Nuclear Security regime: Questions to be Asked.- Chapter 10. IAEA Safeguards: Correctness and Completeness of States' Safeguards Declarations.- Chapter 11. Safeguards for the Future.- Chapter 12. Nuclear Liability and Post-Fukushima Developments.- Chapter 13. The Humanitarian Atom: Role of Nuclear Power in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.- Chapter 14. "Nuclear Newcomer Countries" - The Path of the United Arab Emirate.- Chapter 15. Building the Nuclear and Radiobiological Safety and Security Authority in the Kingdom of Morocco: Sharing Experience and Lessons Learned.