Andrew Symon on Nuclear Power in Southeast Asia

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Partner:: Lowy Institute for International Policy
Location:: Lowy Institute for International Policy
Sydney, Australia
Event Date:: 04.09.08
Speakers:: Louise Frechette,; Martine Letts,; Andrew Symon
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Summary: Singapore-based analyst and journalist Andrew Symon speaks about the increasing interest in nuclear energy in Southeast Asia.

The event coincides with the launch of a Lowy Institute Analysis written by Symon on the same topic, Nuclear power in Southeast Asia: implications for Australia and non-proliferation.

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Louise Frechette

Louise Frechette, OC, was United Nations Deputy Secretary-General for eight years, and a long-time Canadian diplomat and public servant. Starting in May 2006, she is currently serving a two-year term at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, an international relations and policy think-tank, working on a major research project on nuclear energy and the world's security.

Martine Letts

Martine Letts joined as Deputy Director of the Lowy Institute for International Policy in January 2005 following 4 years as the Secretary General (CEO) of Australian Red Cross and a 17-year career with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Letts served as Australian Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, Deputy Head of Mission and Australian Deputy Permanent Representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna and was an adviser to Foreign Minister Evans from 1992 to 1994.

Letts specialised in arms control and disarmament on postings in Geneva, Vienna and as a policy officer in DFAT.

Andrew Symon

Andrew Symon has been living in Asia since 1992 employed as a consultant and researcher for both business planning and public sector/public policy projects, and as a journalist managing and writing for various publications. He was based in Jakarta from 1992 to 1997. In Australia, he has worked in government at state and federal levels, in the national parliament in Canberra on a senator's staff, and in print and radio journalism.

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01.: Introduction

02 min 30 sec

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02.: Nuclear Power and Global Governance

06 min 24 sec

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03.: Andrew Symon Introduction

01 min 48 sec

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04.: Southeast Asia

02 min 21 sec

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05.: Increasing Nuclear Power in Asia

03 min 42 sec

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06.: Energy Demand and Resources

06 min 33 sec

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07.: Comparisons Between Countries

03 min 23 sec

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08.: World of Extremes

01 min 13 sec

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09.: Proliferation Concerns

05 min 26 sec

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10.: Regulator Safeguards

03 min 25 sec

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11.: Australian Interests

04 min 56 sec

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12.: Goals for Nonproliferation

04 min 18 sec

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13.: Q & A

00 min 46 sec

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14.: Q1: Reservations About Nuclear Power

04 min 18 sec

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15.: Q2: France and Argentina

02 min 56 sec

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16.: Q3: Natural Gas

04 min 14 sec

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17.: Concluding Remarks

02 min 19 sec

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Andrew Symon on the Nuclear Risk in Southeast Asia

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Andrew Symon on Nuclear Enrichment in SE Asia

04 min 17 sec

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Andrew Symon on the Energy Demand in Southeast Asia

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