Publication Laka-library:
Japan’s Nuclear Power and Anti-Nuclear Movement
from a Socio-Historical Perspective
| Author | Eiji Oguma, Keio University |
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| Date | April 2012 |
| Classification | 4.21.0.00/23 (JAPAN - GENERAL) |
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From the publication:
Japan’s Nuclear Power and Anti-Nuclear Movement from a Socio-Historical Perspective Eiji Oguma Keio University 1. Introduction The March 2011 earthquake disaster and nuclear power plant accident have drawn attention to the place held in society of nuclear power plants. This paper will examine Japan’s nuclear power and anti-nuclear power movement from a historic and social perspective. To state my conclusion, Japan’s nuclear power shows a microcosm of the social structure built from the 1960s to the 1980s during the period Japan was referred to as “Japan as Number One.” In addressing the issue of nuclear power, it behooves us to rethink this history.
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