U.S.-Russian Collaboration in Combating Radiological Terrorism

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Front Matter (R1-R10)

Summary (1-8)

Introduction (9-16)

1 The Global Context for Preventing Radiological Terrorism (17-42)

2 Security of Ionizing Radiation Sources in Russia (43-68)

3 U.S.-Russian Cooperation to Improve Security of Ionizing Radiation Sources in Russia (69-80)

4 Conclusions and Recommendations: Reinforcing Russian Capabilities to Protect Ionizing Radiation Sources (81-92)

A Original Study Task for Opportunities for U.S.-Russian Cooperation in Combating Radiological Terrorism (93-94)

B Committee Biographies (95-98)

C List of Committee Activities (99-100)

D Agenda: U.S.-Russian Workshop on Safety and Security of Ionizing Radiation Sources (101-104)

E Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Funding Profile by Subprogram, 2007 Request (105-106)

F Report to the President and the U.S. Congress Under Public Law 109-58, The Energy Policy Act of 2005, The Radiation Source Protection and Security Task Force Report, Contents (107-114)

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