Venezuela / South Africa / Egypt / Japan / Pakistan / Brazil / Canada / North Korea / Philippines / Ethiopia / Iraq / India / Mexico / Iran / United States / Syria / Argentina / Ireland / / /
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Diplomatic Relations / Political Endorsement / /
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University of Alabama / Harvard University’s Belfer Center / Arizona State University / / /
Verification Research / Training and Information Centre / U.S. Department of State / International Atomic Energy Agency / Board of Governors and the General Conference / State party / office of the Legal / Harvard University’s Belfer Center / International Security / IAEA Secretariat / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace / United Nations Security Council / Institute for Science / IAEA Board of Governors / United Nations / Arizona State University / University of Alabama / Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office / Security Council / IAEA’s office of Legal Affairs / Institute for Science and International Security / /
Person
Hans Blix / Orde Kittrie / Mohammed ElBaradei / David Albright / Strengthening / Andrew Ortendahl / Pierre Goldschmidt / Yukiya Amano / Christopher A. Ford / Andreas Persbo / Daniel Joyner / John Carlson / Norm Wulf / / /
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Director of VERTIC / Director of the Division of External Relations / professor of law / law professor / General / Director General / Executive / WALKER / President and founder / consultant / lead attorney for nuclear affairs / Assistant Director General for External Relations / Deputy Director General / Governor / Chairman / head of the Department / Chair / Adviser / lawyer / IAEA Director General / /
Understanding the IAEA’s Mandate in Iran: Avoiding Misinterpretations November 27, 2012 By David Albright, Olli Heinonen, and Orde Kittrie1 This article was endorsed by John Carlson, Pierre Goldschmidt, and Andreas Per