[en] Colombia has different pacts and treaties about the pacific uses of the nuclear energy. It exists multilateral treaties with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Interamerican Nuclear Energy Comission (CIEN) and with the program of the United Nations for the development and bilateral pacts with United States of America, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Guatemala

[en] This Agreement was concluded in pursuance of the Agreement of 10 August 1973 on basic technical co-operation in nuclear R and D for peaceful purposes. Co-operation covers, in particular, reactor design, construction and operation, radioisotope production, ore prospecting, exchange of information and personnel. (NEA)

[en] A list of Swedish laws conserning atomic energy is given. The laws are sorted by subject: nuclear power, atomic liability, safety, nuclear accidents, transport, radioactive substances, and environment. It also includes instructions to authorities. Finally the most important international conventions are mentioned. (K.K.)

[en] The applicability of civil liability of nuclear damages in Brazil and in other countries is analysed. Also international agreements over this subject are discussed. (A.B.T.)

[en] The following methods are described: 1) reproducibility of a measurement, both for a qualitative and a quantitative result, 2) comparison of a new diagnostic test, 3) comparison of two diagnostic tests, 4) sample size computation. (authors)

[en] The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) more and more proves to be an organization with a central role as a forum for worldwide discussion about problems of the utilization of nuclear power and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons - despite manifold problems and differences among groups of its member countries. This now also applies to the contribution IAEA makes to INFCE, as was confirmed again at the 22nd General Conference of IAEA. Another major activity of the Agency is technical assistance, especially to developing countries. (orig.)

[en] This book published by the Portuguese Junta de Energia Nuclear (Nuclear Energy Commission) reproduces in Portuguese and in the original language (English or French), texts of a series of international conventions in the nuclear field and the Statutes of international nuclear organisations and undertakings. The following are among the texts included: the Statutes of the IAEA, NEA, Eurochemic; the Euratom Treaty; the Tlatelolco Treaty; the co-operation agreement between Portugal and the United States on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. (NEA)

[en] The author reviews the main stages of cooperation between European electricity producers for development of fast-neutron reactors. He then discusses the role and operation of NERSA, prime contractor for the Creys-Malville plant

[en] The supply of uranium to the countries of the EC has been provided for in Chapter VI of the European Treaty. An Euratom Supply Agency was created, which enjoys a monopoly. However, this arrangement was hardly ever utilized in practice. For this reason, several attempts were made in the course of time to reform Chapter VI, most recently in 1979 on the initiative of France. The EC Commission now presented a ''new nuclear power strategy'' in early 1982, which was followed by a detailed report about the proposed changes in late 1982. Its main points as outlined and discussed in this article are these: defining the range of application; the unity of the market; international relations; solidarity measures; the future role of the Supply Agency. (orig.)

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