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South Korea's shifting and controversial interest in spent fuel reprocessing

Jungmin Kang Visiting Research Fellow at the Center for Energy and Environmental Studies (CEES), Princeton University
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H.A. Feiveson Senior Research Scientist at CEES; Co‐director of Princeton's research Program on Nuclear Policy Alternatives
Pages 70-78 | Published online: 05 Feb 2008

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Eunjung Lim. (2019) South Korea’s Nuclear Dilemmas. Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament 2:1, pages 297-318.
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Jungmin Kang, Peter Hayes, Li Bin, Tatsujiro Suzuki & Richard Tanter. (2005) South Korea's NUCLEAR SURPRISE. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 61:1, pages 40-49.
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Seungkook Roh & Dongwook Kim. (2022) The relationship between public acceptance of nuclear power generation and spent nuclear fuel reuse: Implications for promotion of spent nuclear fuel reuse and public engagement. Nuclear Engineering and Technology 54:6, pages 2062-2066.
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Jungmin Kang. (2005) Analysis of nuclear proliferation resistance. Progress in Nuclear Energy 47:1-4, pages 672-684.
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Ariel E. Levite. (2003) Never Say Never Again: Nuclear Reversal Revisited. International Security 27:3, pages 59-88.
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