Tag Archives: Ethos

A strategy of concealment via Beyond Nuclear International

Posted on 2023/09/25 by nfield

By Kolin Kobayashi Agencies that promote nuclear power are quietly managing its disaster narrative This year marks the 13th year since the Fukushima accident began, yet the path to a conclusion is by no means clear. The declaration of a … Continue reading →

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De la vulnérabilité à la résilience, réflexions sur la protection en cas de désastre extrême – Le cas de la gestion des conséquences de l’explosion d’une centrale nucléaire à Fukushima via Raison-Publique.fr

Posted on 2015/11/24 by norma field

Par Cécile Asanuma-Brice L’explosion de la centrale nucléaire de Tepco Dai ichi à Fukushima en mars 2011 a été l’occasion de mettre en avant de l’actualité scientifique quelques concepts longtemps négligés, dont celui de résilience. Si l’utilisation psychanalytique de cette … Continue reading →

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At Fukushima, the population is in an inextricable situation via CNRS Journal

Posted on 2015/04/25 by norma field

Partager Four years after the explosion of a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, the fate of the victims is far from settled. Researcher Cécile Asanuma-Brice deciphers the policy that encourages these people to resettle into contaminated areas. Residing in Japan … Continue reading →

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Kazue Morisono & Saeko Uno: “Women of Fukushima against Nuclear Power”　原発要らない福島の女たちvia Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan

Posted on 2014/07/14 by norma field
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The Fukushima disaster and the seven principles of national-nuclearism via Raison présente

Posted on 2014/07/04 by norma field

By Thierry Ribault Analyzing how the unfinishable Fukushima disaster was managed, we present the seven principles on which national-nuclearism is based. This marks a new phase in the march towards morbidity. First principle – Making all risks acceptable […] The … Continue reading →

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