A free pdf book on costs and risks of nuclear power's global expansion

I found a free pdf book on costs and risks of nuclear power's expansion. It was prepared by the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center (NPEC) and published at the end of 2010.

Sokolski, H. (Ed.). (2010). Nuclear Power's Global Expansion: Weighing Its Costs and Risks. Carlisle, PA: Strategic Studies Institute, United States Army War College. [Full-text at http://j.mp/NuclearExpansion]

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Table of Contents

Foreword............................................vii

Overview............................................  1

1. Nuclear Power, Energy Markets, and Proliferation.  3

Henry Sokolski

Part I: Nuclear Power's Economic, Environmental,

 and Political Prospectus........................... 51

2. Mapping Nuclear Power's Future Spread............ 53

Sharon Squassoni

3. Nuclear Power: Climate Fix or Folly?............. 93

Amory B. Lovins, Imran Sheikh, Alex Markevich

4. The Credit Crunch and Nuclear Power..............125

Stephen Thomas

5. Taxpayer Financing for Nuclear Power: Precedents

 and Consequences...................................149

Peter A. Bradford

Part II: Expanding Nuclear Power in Existing and to

 Future Nuclear States..............................187

6. Nuclear Power Made in France: A Model?...........189

Mycle Schneider

7. What Will Be Required of the British Government

 to Build the Next Nuclear Power Plant?.............279

Stephen Thomas

8. A Case Study of Subsidies to Calvert Cliffs......335

Doug Koplow

9. Nuclear Power in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and

 Turkey: How Cost Effective?........................383

Peter Tynan and John Stephenson

10. Civilian Nuclear Power in the Middle East: The

 Technical Requirements.............................423

James M. Acton and Wyn Q. Bowen

Part III: Making and Disposing of Nuclear Fuel......477

11. Nuclear Fuel: Myths and Realities...............479

Steve Kidd

12. The Costs and Benefits of Reprocessing..........525

Frank Von Hippel

Part IV: Using Market Economics to Price Nuclear

 Power and Its Risks................................553

13. Third Party Insurance: The Nuclear Sector's

 'Silent' Subsidy in Europe.........................555

Antony Froggatt and Simon Carroll

14. Market-Based Nuclear Nonproliferation...........627

Henry Sokolski

About the Contributors..............................641

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