The justification and the optimisation principle in international nuclear law: theory and practice

Ludo Veuchelen; Griet Vanderperren

The justification and the optimisation principle in international nuclear law: theory and practice

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Abstract

The purpose of this paper consists of a case study on nuclear law comprising following themes and issues: - The role of the law and the courts in today's 'Risk Society' - Licensing procedure for high-risk activities - Understanding the optimisation principles such as BATNEEC and ALARA

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	84-94
Journal	Atoms for Peace: An International Journal
Volume	Volume 1
Issue number	Number 1
State	Published - 1 Sep 2005

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