INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

2004, Vol 1, n°1&2
Published

Summary

  • Gestalteconomy, Paradigm of Knowledge Management
    André Maïsseu
    pp 1 - 32
  • Managing Nuclear Knowledge - A Governmental Perspective
    Anil Kakodkar
    pp 33 - 39
  • Euratom Research and Training in Nuclear Reactor Safety:Towards the European Research and Higher Education Area
    Georges Van Goethem
    pp 39 - 48
  • Measuring intangibles : Managing intangibles for tangible outcomes in Research and Innovation
    Elias G. Carayannis
    pp 49 - 67
  • Utilisation of research and training reactors in the study program of students at Slovak University of technology
    V. Slugen, J. Lipka, J. Hascik, M. Miglierini
    pp 68 - 77
  • Safety Management Procedures and Practices at Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research
    Placid Rodriguez, S.M. Lee, R.P. Kapoor, V.M. Raghunath, S.V.Karthikeyan
    pp 78 - 89
  • Managing Nuclear Knowledge in a developing country Pakistan’s perspective
    Ishfaq Ahmad
    pp 90 - 97
  • The human factors approach at EDF in the years 1995 - 2000
    Armand Colas
    pp 98 - 109
  • An efford to improve the operators habits of actions in normal operations and in disurbans situations at TVO NPP in Finland.
    Charles Karlsson
    pp 110 - 119
  • Sequences of failure in complex socio-technical systems
    David Weir
    pp 120 - 130
  • The IAEA Initiative on Fast Reactor Data Retrieval and Knowledge Preservation
    Alexander Stanculescu
    pp 131 - 138
  • Feeding the Nuclear Pipeline: Enabling a Global Nuclear Future
    Alan E. Waltar
    pp 139 - 150
  • >HRM in a highly uncertain strategic situation: the case of the electronuclear industry
    Pascal Corbel
    pp 151 - 164
  • The management of nuclear knowledge and expertise for sustainable development
    Waldo Stumpf
    pp 165 - 176
  • Why are we so afraid of nuclear radiation?
    Jerry M. Cuttler
    pp 177 - 192