Nuclear+Power

Formative studies in the general arena of nuclear power (Nelkin and Fallows 1978; Wynne 1982; Downey 1988; Balogh 1991; Frickel 1996; Hecht 1998; Perin 1998)


 * References**


 * Balogh, Brian. 1991. //Chain reaction: exert debate and public participation in American commercial nuclear power, 1945-1975// (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).
 * Downey, Gary L. 1988. Reproducing cultural identity in negotiating nuclear power: the Union of Concerned Scientists and emergency core cooling. //Social studies of science// 18:231-264.
 * Frickel, Scott. 1996. Engineering heterogeneous accounts: the case of submarine thermal reactor Mark-I. //Science, technology and human values// 21:28-53.
 * Hecht, Gabrielle. 1998. //The radiance of France: nuclear power and national identity after World War II// (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press).
 * Kinsella, W. J. 2005. One hundred years of nuclear discourse: Four master themes and their implications for environmental communication. //Environmental Communication Yearbook, vol. 2//, 49-72.
 * Nelkin, Dorothy and Susan Fallows. 1978. The evolution of the nuclear debate: the role of public participation. //Annual review of energy// 3:275-312.
 * Perin, Constance. 1998. Operating as experimenting: synthesizing engineering and scientific values in nuclear power production. //Science, technology and human values// 23:98-128.
 * Wynne, Brian. 1982. //Rationality and ritual: the Windscale Inquiry and nuclear decisions in Britain// (Chalfont St. Giles: British Society for the History of Science).