Engaging the Atom

ISBN-13: 9781952271311 / Twarda / 2021 / 336 str.

KAIJSER LEHTONEN M

Spis treści

• Preface
• Introduction: Nuclear Energy and Society in Postwar Europe
  Arne Kaijser, Markku Lehtonen, Jan-Henrik Meyer, and Mar Rubio-Varas
• Part 1: Context
  1. Nuclear-Society Relations from the Dawn of the Nuclear Age
  Paul Josephson, Jan-Henrik Meyer, and Arne Kaijser
• 2. The Changing Economic Context Influencing Nuclear Decisions
  Mar Rubio-Varas
• Part 2: Actors
  3. One Movement or Many? The Diversity of Antinuclear Movements in Europe
  Albert Presas i Puig and Jan-Henrik Meyer
• 4. International Organizations and the Atom: How Comecon, Euratom, and the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency Developed Societal Engagement
  Paul Josephson and Markku Lehtonen
• Part 3: Perspectives
  5. Risky or Beneficial? Exploring Perceptions of Nuclear Energy over Time in a Cross-Country Perspective
  Josep Espluga, Wilfried Konrad, Ann Enander, Beatriz Medina, Ana Prades, and Pieter Cools
• 6. Trust and Mistrust in Radioactive Waste Management: Historical Experience from High- and Low-Trust Contexts
  Markku Lehtonen, Matthew Cotton, and Tatiana Kasperski
• 7. Nuclear Power and Environmental Justice: The Case for Political Equality
  Matthew Cotton
• 8. Nuclear Energy in Europe: A Public Technology
  Stathis Arapostathis, Robert Bud, and Helmuth Trischler
• 9. Nuclear Installations at European Borders: Transboundary Collaboration and Conflict
  Arne Kaijser and Jan-Henrik Meyer
• Conclusions: Future Challenges for Nuclear Energy and Society in a Historical Perspective
  Arne Kaijser, Markku Lehtonen, Jan-Henrik Meyer, and Mar Rubio-Varas
• Contributors
  Index