Titlebook: Energy, Risk and Governance; The Case of Nuclear Catherine Mei Ling Wong Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 En

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,The Making of India’s Nuclear Energy Programme,lear elite to provide a rich context for how the nuclear industry emerged and evolved over time. It highlights the often forgotten humble beginnings of nuclear science in India and its change in fortunes only when a new assemblage of materials, scientists, and industrialists with close links to the

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Elite Risk Perceptions,gy, the risk perception of India’s nuclear elite is reconstructed around three core narratives of the growth imperative; technological nationalism; and faith in systems and technology. Each of these was further supported by a larger web of ideologies, histories and material realities that together s

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Risk, Safety and Ontological Security,theoretical limitations in the safety literature and introduces the concept of ontological security as an explanatory tool. It then turns to the empirical material to illustrate how trust in science, systems and engineering normalises and sometimes promotes risk-taking behaviours and attitudes in th

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From Risk Management to Risk Governance,ting on what this means for risk management. It observes that the Fukushima Daiichi disaster had the effect of shaking up longstanding power relations in India, and reconfiguring the social, political and institutional landscape in which the nuclear establishment operates. It argues that a risk gove

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