International Journal of Nuclear Security

Volume 2 Number 1 Education and Training Issue Article 1

11-30-2016

IJNS Masthead

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About this Journal

The International Journal of Nuclear Security is a peer-reviewed publication of the Institute for Nuclear Security (http://nuclear.utk. edu) at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA. The journal is published in English and freely available on the unrestricted website hosted by the Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange (TRACE). It was launched in 2015 to fill the need for an open, international, scholarly discussion about nuclear security issues and insights among scholars, students, practitioners, and experts from academia, government, industry, and the private sector—as well as from the intelligence, military, and law enforcement communities.

This journal supports international and interdisciplinary collaboration. We invite and value contributions from every kind of discipline, professional, student, and scholar of every country interested in promoting and maintaining a world secured from nuclear aggression and illicit use of nuclear materials, while supporting a world enriched by the proper use of nuclear technologies.

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