American Nuclear Law and National Energy Policy

Author: Yan Zheng
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: "American Nuclear Law and National Energy Policy" is a reference book designed for undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students majoring in political science, law, management, environmental science, and energy economics. It is also a tool for university professors, government technical administrative officials, senior and middle-level managers in energy companies, and environmental legislative assistants. The book consists of five parts and eleven chapters, with the content and historical origins of American nuclear law as its main thread, systematically elaborating on the government's management methods and principles at various levels, including legal and national administrative functions, in the field of civil nuclear energy utilization. In China, nuclear law may be a relatively new concept. However, in American and international law, it has already become a "system" encompassing many important laws. This book serves as a comprehensive manual for studying this system. The material organization of "American Nuclear Law and National Energy Policy" is highly challenging. It must integrate knowledge from several specialized fields at the same level, logically and systematically explaining, discussing, and addressing issues. Professionally, the book covers a broad scope, elaborating on the causes, processes, and conclusions of all major events and significant historical events in the field of civil nuclear energy. It lays a layered foundation for researching nuclear law and national energy policy, aiming to serve higher-level specialized research. The translation difficulty and volume of the book's materials are very high. To maintain accuracy, bilingual parallel writing is required for important sections.