Living in a Nuclear World
From Fukushima to Hiroshima
Herausgeber: Bensaude-Vincent, Bernadette; Boudia, Soraya; Sato, Kyoko
Living in a Nuclear World
From Fukushima to Hiroshima
Herausgeber: Bensaude-Vincent, Bernadette; Boudia, Soraya; Sato, Kyoko
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Prompted by the Fukushima disaster, this volume explores how nuclear technology has shaped the world and how we have come to live with it. Multidisciplinary (anthropology, history, STS) and transnational in scope, it features themes such as violence, containment, normalization, and memories.
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Prompted by the Fukushima disaster, this volume explores how nuclear technology has shaped the world and how we have come to live with it. Multidisciplinary (anthropology, history, STS) and transnational in scope, it features themes such as violence, containment, normalization, and memories.
Produktdetails
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- History and Philosophy of Technoscience
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 330
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 152mm x 229mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 496g
- ISBN-13: 9781032130668
- ISBN-10: 1032130660
- Artikelnr.: 68712838
- History and Philosophy of Technoscience
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 330
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 152mm x 229mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 496g
- ISBN-13: 9781032130668
- ISBN-10: 1032130660
- Artikelnr.: 68712838
Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent is a historian and philosopher of science and technology, and Professor (Emeritus) at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Soraya Boudia is a historian of science and Professor of Science, Technology and Society at University of Paris. Kyoko Sato is a sociologist and science and technology studies scholar, and Associate Director of the Program in Science, Technology, and Society at Standford University.
Introduction: Shaping the Nuclear Order Section 1: Violence and Order 1.
What the Bomb Has Done: Victim Relief, Knowledge, and Politics 2. Optics of
Exposure 3. Constructing World Order: Mobilizing Tropes of Gender,
Pathology and Race to Frame US Non-Proliferation Policy 4. The Nuclear
Charter: International Law, Military Technology, and the Making of
Strategic Trusteeship, 1942-1947 Section 2: Pacifying Through Control and
Containment 5. Sharing the "Safe" Atom?: The International Atomic Energy
Agency and Nuclear Regulation Through Standardization 6. From Military
Surveillance to Citizen Counter-Expertise: Radioactivity Monitoring in a
Nuclear World 7. Making the Accident Hypothetical: How Can One Deal with
the Potential Nuclear Disaster? 8. Governing the Nuclear Waste Problem:
Nature and Technology Section 3: Normalizing Through Denial and
Trivialization 9. Trivializing Life in Long-Term Contaminated Areas. The
Nuclear Political Laboratory 10. Continuing Nuclear Tests and Ending Fish
Inspections: Politics, Science, and the Lucky Dragon Incident in 1954 11.
The Dystopic Pieta: Chernobyl Survivors and Neo-Liberalism's Lasting
Judgments 12. Unfolding Time at FukushimaSection 4: Timescaping Through
Memory and Future Visions 13. Framing a Nuclear Order of Time 14. Nuclear
Dreams and Capitalist Visions: The Peaceful Atom in Hiroshima 15. Slow
Disaster and the Challenge of Nuclear Memory
What the Bomb Has Done: Victim Relief, Knowledge, and Politics 2. Optics of
Exposure 3. Constructing World Order: Mobilizing Tropes of Gender,
Pathology and Race to Frame US Non-Proliferation Policy 4. The Nuclear
Charter: International Law, Military Technology, and the Making of
Strategic Trusteeship, 1942-1947 Section 2: Pacifying Through Control and
Containment 5. Sharing the "Safe" Atom?: The International Atomic Energy
Agency and Nuclear Regulation Through Standardization 6. From Military
Surveillance to Citizen Counter-Expertise: Radioactivity Monitoring in a
Nuclear World 7. Making the Accident Hypothetical: How Can One Deal with
the Potential Nuclear Disaster? 8. Governing the Nuclear Waste Problem:
Nature and Technology Section 3: Normalizing Through Denial and
Trivialization 9. Trivializing Life in Long-Term Contaminated Areas. The
Nuclear Political Laboratory 10. Continuing Nuclear Tests and Ending Fish
Inspections: Politics, Science, and the Lucky Dragon Incident in 1954 11.
The Dystopic Pieta: Chernobyl Survivors and Neo-Liberalism's Lasting
Judgments 12. Unfolding Time at FukushimaSection 4: Timescaping Through
Memory and Future Visions 13. Framing a Nuclear Order of Time 14. Nuclear
Dreams and Capitalist Visions: The Peaceful Atom in Hiroshima 15. Slow
Disaster and the Challenge of Nuclear Memory
Introduction: Shaping the Nuclear Order Section 1: Violence and Order 1.
What the Bomb Has Done: Victim Relief, Knowledge, and Politics 2. Optics of
Exposure 3. Constructing World Order: Mobilizing Tropes of Gender,
Pathology and Race to Frame US Non-Proliferation Policy 4. The Nuclear
Charter: International Law, Military Technology, and the Making of
Strategic Trusteeship, 1942-1947 Section 2: Pacifying Through Control and
Containment 5. Sharing the "Safe" Atom?: The International Atomic Energy
Agency and Nuclear Regulation Through Standardization 6. From Military
Surveillance to Citizen Counter-Expertise: Radioactivity Monitoring in a
Nuclear World 7. Making the Accident Hypothetical: How Can One Deal with
the Potential Nuclear Disaster? 8. Governing the Nuclear Waste Problem:
Nature and Technology Section 3: Normalizing Through Denial and
Trivialization 9. Trivializing Life in Long-Term Contaminated Areas. The
Nuclear Political Laboratory 10. Continuing Nuclear Tests and Ending Fish
Inspections: Politics, Science, and the Lucky Dragon Incident in 1954 11.
The Dystopic Pieta: Chernobyl Survivors and Neo-Liberalism's Lasting
Judgments 12. Unfolding Time at FukushimaSection 4: Timescaping Through
Memory and Future Visions 13. Framing a Nuclear Order of Time 14. Nuclear
Dreams and Capitalist Visions: The Peaceful Atom in Hiroshima 15. Slow
Disaster and the Challenge of Nuclear Memory
What the Bomb Has Done: Victim Relief, Knowledge, and Politics 2. Optics of
Exposure 3. Constructing World Order: Mobilizing Tropes of Gender,
Pathology and Race to Frame US Non-Proliferation Policy 4. The Nuclear
Charter: International Law, Military Technology, and the Making of
Strategic Trusteeship, 1942-1947 Section 2: Pacifying Through Control and
Containment 5. Sharing the "Safe" Atom?: The International Atomic Energy
Agency and Nuclear Regulation Through Standardization 6. From Military
Surveillance to Citizen Counter-Expertise: Radioactivity Monitoring in a
Nuclear World 7. Making the Accident Hypothetical: How Can One Deal with
the Potential Nuclear Disaster? 8. Governing the Nuclear Waste Problem:
Nature and Technology Section 3: Normalizing Through Denial and
Trivialization 9. Trivializing Life in Long-Term Contaminated Areas. The
Nuclear Political Laboratory 10. Continuing Nuclear Tests and Ending Fish
Inspections: Politics, Science, and the Lucky Dragon Incident in 1954 11.
The Dystopic Pieta: Chernobyl Survivors and Neo-Liberalism's Lasting
Judgments 12. Unfolding Time at FukushimaSection 4: Timescaping Through
Memory and Future Visions 13. Framing a Nuclear Order of Time 14. Nuclear
Dreams and Capitalist Visions: The Peaceful Atom in Hiroshima 15. Slow
Disaster and the Challenge of Nuclear Memory