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Nuclear power policies in Britain : the quandaries of neoliberalism / Lucie de Carvalho.
By: Carvalho, Lucie de [author.]
.Series: Anthem studies in British history: Publisher: London : Anthem Press, 2023Description: 220 pages : illustrations, maps (black and white).Content type: text | still image | cartographic Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781785277283.Subject(s): Nuclear energy -- Political aspects -- Great Britain | Nuclear energy -- Great Britain -- History | Neoliberalism -- Great Britain -- History -- 21st century | Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 2010-DDC classification: 333.79240941
Contents:
I. Agenda-setting -- The British nuclear state : an anatomy -- The discursive (de)politicisation of nuclear power -- II. Policy-design -- The UK nuclear renaissance : towards a new paradigm for experts-citizens-politics relations -- III. Policy implementation -- Transcending the private-public nexus in reviving the British nuclear industry -- Nuclear as a transboundary object : the weight of subnational and supranational dynamics -- The state and energy markets : neoliberal interventionism in market regulation.
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| Book | House of Lords Library - Palace Dewey | 333.79240941 CAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 022364 |
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| 333.7924 ROT Economics of nuclear power / | 333.7924 TOK Nuclear power in stagnation : a cultural approach to failed expansion / | 333.7924094 POL The politics of nuclear energy in western Europe / | 333.79240941 CAR Nuclear power policies in Britain : the quandaries of neoliberalism / | 333.79240941 TAY The fall and rise of nuclear power in Britain : a history / | 333.79240941 TAY The fall and rise of nuclear power in Britain : a history / | 333.7932 TOR Peak energy demand and demand side response / |
I. Agenda-setting -- The British nuclear state : an anatomy -- The discursive (de)politicisation of nuclear power -- II. Policy-design -- The UK nuclear renaissance : towards a new paradigm for experts-citizens-politics relations -- III. Policy implementation -- Transcending the private-public nexus in reviving the British nuclear industry -- Nuclear as a transboundary object : the weight of subnational and supranational dynamics -- The state and energy markets : neoliberal interventionism in market regulation.