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Statutes

Statutes

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Guideline of Position Statements

Position Statements Guideline

International Nuclear Societies Council (INSC) Position Statements Guidelines

May 2022

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Global Award

Global Award

The International Nuclear Societies Council created the GLOBAL AWARD in the desire to promote recognition of noteworthy innovative efforts in the interests of safe and economically responsible peaceful application of nuclear technology.

The INSC GLOBAL AWARD is to honor an individual or program group whose international professional efforts in developing nuclear technology utilization in a sustainable manner for the welfare of society in accordance with the principles of the INSC Global Creed.

YearRecipients
1998Hans Blix, Sweden
2000L. Manning Muntzing, USA
2002Takashi Mukaibo, Japan
2004Wang Naiyan, China
2006Jorge Spitalnik, Brazil
2008Bertrand Barr
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INSC Officers

INSC Officers

INSC has four officers: Chairman, 1st Vice-Chairman, 2nd Vice-Chairman and Secretary/Treasurer. In addition, to give the necessary material support to the organization, the Chairman appoints an assistant from his Society to perform his secretarial activities.
The officers are elected by majority vote of the members of the Council. The term of office is two years, starting on January 1st of the year following the election.

The following tables list the INSC officers since its creation:

Post1997
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1998		1999
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2000		2001
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2002
ChairmanManuel Acero (ENS)Gail de Planque (ANS)Chang Kun Lee (KNS)
1st Vice-ChairmanGail de Planque (ANS) **Chang Kun Lee (KNS)Jorge Spitalnik (LAS)
2nd Vice-ChairmanChang Kun Lee (KNS)Jorge Spitalnik (LAS)Agneta Rising (ENS)
Secretary/treasurerJorge Spitalnik (LAS)Konrad H
Post1991
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1992		1993
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1994		1995
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1996
ChairmanJean van Dievoet (ENS)L.Manning Muntzing (ANS)Mishima Yoshitsugu (AESJ)
1st Vice-ChairmanL.Manning Muntzing (ANS)Mishima Yoshitsugu (AESJ)Manuel Acero (ENS)
2nd Vice-Chairman*Manuel Acero (ENS)Robert Long (ANS)
Secretary/treasurerJorge Spitalnik (LAS)Jorge Spitalnik (LAS)Jorge Spitalnik (LAS)
Chairman’s secretariatPeter Feuz (ENS)James Toscas (ANS)Endo Yuzo (AESJ)
Post1997
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1998		1999
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2000		2001
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2002
ChairmanManuel Acero (ENS)Gail de Planque (ANS)Chang Kun Lee (KNS)
1st Vice-ChairmanGail de Planque (ANS) **Chang Kun Lee (KNS)Jorge Spitalnik (LAS)
2nd Vice-ChairmanChang Kun Lee (KNS)Jorge Spitalnik (LAS)Agneta Rising (ENS)
Secretary/treasurerJorge Spitalnik (LAS)Konrad H
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INSC Organization

INSC Organization

Nuclear Societies members of the International Nuclear Societies Council (INSC) have been grouped in five geographical regions: Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, North America and At-Large (representing the other regions of the world). 

Each region has six seats in the Council, where national and regional Nuclear Societies, or Federations of Nuclear Societies, are represented. Within a region, the number of seats has been allocated by agreement among the Member Societies of the region. 

As of 31st May 1996, the membership of the Council is as follows:

RegionMember SocietyNumber of Seats
Asia PacificAtomic Energy Society of Japan2
Australian Nuclear Association1
Korean Nuclear Society1
Nuclear Energy Society, Taipei1
Chinese Nuclear Society1*
EuropeEuropean Nuclear Society6
Latin AmericaAmerica Latin American Section of ANS3
Argentinian Association of Nuclear Technology1
Brazilian Association of Nuclear Energy1
Mexican Nuclear Society1
North
America		American Nuclear Society4
Canadian Nuclear Society2
At-LargeIsrael Nuclear Society1
Pakistan Nuclear Society1
Indian Nuclear Society1
Egyptian Society of Nuclear Science and Applications1
Nuclear Society of Thailand1
Women in Nuclear-Global**1
T O T A L30

*Chinese Nuclear Society is a chartered member of INSC but as of April 2022 has not signed the Charter yet

**From 2020 Women in Nuclear-Global became a member of INSC

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INSC Objectives

INSC Objectives

  1. To be a global forum for Nuclear Societies to discuss and establish common aims and goals.
  2. To act as a global Non Governmental Organization in nuclear matters of international nature.
  3. To represent the views and positions of professionals and workers in the nuclear field through their Nuclear Societies.
  4. To value the work and achievements of the nuclear community of the world based on ethical principles adopted by the Nuclear Societies.
  5. To increase the operational efficiency of Nuclear Societies by establishing means for cooperation and complementation in the execution of their programs.