Joseph F. Pilat is a Program Manager in the Office of National Security and International Studies at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and a Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars where he co-directs the Nonproliferation Forum.

Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Interview with Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the IAEA Part I: Historical Recollections and Reflections Chapter 3. Present at the Creation: Reflections on 60 Years of Interactions with the IAEA Chapter 4. IAEA Safeguards: From the Early Years to NPT Safeguards Chapter 5. The Model Additional Protocol Chapter 6. The IAEA at Six Decades: Why I Still Like Ike Chapter 7. The Travails of IAEA Governance: A View from the Board Chair Part II: Current and Future Issues and Prospects Chapter 8. The IAEA and the Evolution of Safeguards Chapter 9. The Evolution of IAEA Safeguards: Technical, Political, and Cultural Dimensions Chapter 10. Nuclear Nonproliferation: Six Lessons Not Yet Learned Chapter 11. The IAEA and Peaceful Nuclear Uses Chapter 12. Promoting the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy Chapter 13. Atoms for Peace: Bringing Nuclear Fusion Closer to Reality Chapter 14. Nuclear Safety and Security after Fukushima: The Role of the IAEA and the Prospects for Global Governance Chapter 15. How Nuclear Security Arrived at the IAEA Chapter [...] Nuclear Security Summits and the International Atomic Energy Agency Chapter 17.Nuclear Security Advocacy Following the Nuclear Security Summits: The Nuclear Security Contact Group Chapter 18. The IAEA and Euratom at Six Decades Appendix Keynote Address at the Conference: Sixty Years of Atoms for Peace Development