Nuclear Energy Cooperation in Northeast Asia: Implications from the European Experience
Sangsoo Lee
Nuclear proliferation in Northeast Asia is shaping up to be one of the key security issues for the region. Following elections and leadership transitions in China, the US, South Korea and Japan, a real and concerted effort must be taken to address the region’s nuclear issues.
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