From Pripyat to Paris, from grassroots memories to globalized knowledge production: the Politics of Chernobyl Fallout

K. Kalmbach, S. Bauer, T. Kasperski

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In order to understand the politics of Chernobyl fallout, we need to approach these debates on different levels. Therefore, this chapter reflects on the following questions: In what ways has Chernobyl “materialized” for different people with different experiences? What role do individual and collective memories play in people's understanding and coming to terms with the aftereffects of the accident? What are the strategies applied to overcome these effects, and how are the different issues interlinked?
Originele taal-2Engels
TitelNuclear Portraits
SubtitelCommunities, the Environment, and Public Policy
RedacteurenLaurel MacDowell
Plaats van productieToronto
UitgeverijUniversity of Toronto Press
Pagina's149-189
ISBN van geprinte versie978-1-4426-4861-6, 978-1-4426-2629-4
StatusGepubliceerd - sep 2017

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knowledge production
politics
collective memory
accident
experience

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Kalmbach, K., Bauer, S., & Kasperski, T. (2017). From Pripyat to Paris, from grassroots memories to globalized knowledge production: the Politics of Chernobyl Fallout. In L. MacDowell (editor), Nuclear Portraits: Communities, the Environment, and Public Policy (blz. 149-189). Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Kalmbach, K. ; Bauer, S. ; Kasperski, T. / From Pripyat to Paris, from grassroots memories to globalized knowledge production : the Politics of Chernobyl Fallout. Nuclear Portraits: Communities, the Environment, and Public Policy. redacteur / Laurel MacDowell. Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 2017. blz. 149-189
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