Introduction
Nuclear Installations at the Border. Transnational Connections and International Implications. An Introduction
Authors
- Arne Kaijser (KTH Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm)
- Jan-Henrik Meyer (University of Copenhagen / Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam)
Abstract
This special issue shows that borders affected various kinds of nuclear installations in different parts of Europe in a similar way. While at a symbolic level, nuclear waste sites and breeders were much more controversial than power plants, patterns of cross-border conflict and transboundary protest were remarkably similar across all kinds of nuclear installations. Utilities, policy makers and protesters were facing similar problems and opportunities.
How to Cite:
Kaijser, A. & Meyer, J., (2018) “Nuclear Installations at the Border. Transnational Connections and International Implications. An Introduction”, Journal for the History of Environment and Society 3.