In light of the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear accident of 2011 the prospect of including or excluding nuclear power in a low-carbon twenty-first century world is now increasingly critical. It is in this emerging scenario and context that this book presents a full suite of historical, contemporary and projected data. Its use of complementary and comparative country-based case studies provides ample opportunity for developing strongly illustrative analysis of policy effectiveness in diverse polities and markets. In this way, it combines clear, comprehensive and rigorously science-based evidence,…mehr
In light of the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear accident of 2011 the prospect of including or excluding nuclear power in a low-carbon twenty-first century world is now increasingly critical. It is in this emerging scenario and context that this book presents a full suite of historical, contemporary and projected data. Its use of complementary and comparative country-based case studies provides ample opportunity for developing strongly illustrative analysis of policy effectiveness in diverse polities and markets. In this way, it combines clear, comprehensive and rigorously science-based evidence, analysis and interpretation of data, all leading to conclusions and policy recommendations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christopher Hubbard teaches International Relations and Security Studies at Curtin University, Australia. He has researched and written on nuclear affairs for over fifteen years, covering both nuclear energy and weapons proliferation policy issues. His book Power Plays: Enriched Uranium and Homeland Security was published in 2010. His new book Fukushima and Beyond: Nuclear Power in a Low-Carbon World builds on his profile as a researcher covering a broad spectrum of issues and controversies within the nuclear policy field from inter-disciplinary perspectives.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part I The Road to Fukushima Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Nuclear Power in the Energy Policy Equation Chapter 3 The Socio-Political Significance of Nuclear Power Part II Turning Point Chapter 4 Nuclear 'Disaster' as Opportunity Chapter 5 Comparative Studies of the 'Fukushima Factor' Chapter 6 The Evolution and Promise of New Nuclear Technologies Part III Nuclear Power and Energy Policy Choice Chapter 7 The Economic Dimensions of Nuclear Power Chapter 8 The Politics of Nuclear Energy Chapter 9 Public Opinion Formation in an Era of Mass Communication Convergence Part IV Conclusions Chapter 10 Can Nuclear Power Meet Its Full Potential in the Twenty-First Century? Chapter 11 Choice and Consequences Chapter 12 Conclusions
Preface Part I The Road to Fukushima Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Nuclear Power in the Energy Policy Equation Chapter 3 The Socio-Political Significance of Nuclear Power Part II Turning Point Chapter 4 Nuclear 'Disaster' as Opportunity Chapter 5 Comparative Studies of the 'Fukushima Factor' Chapter 6 The Evolution and Promise of New Nuclear Technologies Part III Nuclear Power and Energy Policy Choice Chapter 7 The Economic Dimensions of Nuclear Power Chapter 8 The Politics of Nuclear Energy Chapter 9 Public Opinion Formation in an Era of Mass Communication Convergence Part IV Conclusions Chapter 10 Can Nuclear Power Meet Its Full Potential in the Twenty-First Century? Chapter 11 Choice and Consequences Chapter 12 Conclusions
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