The Politics of Nuclear Energy in Western Europe
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- Kiadó OUP Oxford
- Megjelenés dátuma 2017. április 20.
- ISBN 9780198747031
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem394 oldal
- Méret 240x160x31 mm
- Súly 746 g
- Nyelv angol 0
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Rövid leírás:
A comprehensive analysis of nuclear energy policies in the key Western Europe countries over the entire post-war period.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
This volume investigates nuclear energy policies in Western Europe over the entire post-war period, but with special attention to the two most recent decades. The comparative analytical perspective draws on the interplay between voters' attitudes, challenging movements, party competition, and coalition formation. Spanning more than 60 years and 16 countries, the researchers examine the underlying causal processes leading to the observed varieties of Western European nuclear energy policies. Based on a mixed methods approach using both structured case studies as well as quantitative analyses, the study shows that the nature of party competition under given institutional contexts is a key-driver for, as a rule, tactically motivated governmental policy changes and stability, respectively.
Part I introduces the practical and theoretical relevance of the topic. It outlines the reasoning of the major scientific contributions with regard to nuclear energy policies, and offers a theoretical alternative to the previous literatures that has been predominantly movements-oriented. Additionally, it provides core economic and political indicators of the changing role of nuclear energy in the countries. Part II consists of seven in-depth case studies where the outlined theoretical perspective is applied. Part III consists of a general summary, short narratives of the countries not covered in case studies, qualitative comparison and an assessment of the factors for policy change from multivariate analysis.
Thanks to its analytical rigour and the richness of the empirical material collected, this book will surely become a reference for the increasing number of political scientists working on energy politics and policy. One may also hope that it will help foster the use of comparative politics methods in the field of energy, since they have great potential for deepening our understanding of one of the defining issues of our times: low carbon energy transitions in Europe and beyond
Tartalomjegyzék:
Nuclear Energy in Western Europe: Revival or Rejection? An Introduction
Understanding Policy Reversals and Policy Stability in Individual Countries
Comparative Policy Indicators on Nuclear Energy
The Conflict over Nuclear Energy: Public Opinion, Protest Movements, and Green Parties in Comparative Perspective
Austria: Rejecting Nuclear Energy-From Party Competition Accident to State Doctrine
Nuclear Politics in France: High Profile Policy and Low Salient Politics
Germany: Party System Change and Policy Reversals
Italy: Leading and Lagging: Innovation, Delays and Coalition Politics in Nuclear Energy Policy
Nuclear Power and Politics in the Netherlands
The Will of the People? Swedish Nuclear Power Policy
Switzerland
Conclusion: Explaining Nuclear Policy Reversals
