Nuclear Power Policies in Britain: The Quandaries of Neoliberalism

Nuclear power is a research object with a socio-cultural imagery embedded in a country's societal and political traditions. This book discusses the debates, factors, and issues surrounding nuclear decisions in the UK and the broader question of government leverage and governance in a neoliberal context. It analyzes the current British nuclear policy and ignites a broader discussion about the state's abilities and leverage to spur innovation and influence techno-political decisions.

Format: Hardback
Length: 232 pages
Publication date: 12 July 2022
Publisher: Anthem Press

Nuclear power, a captivating subject of research, possesses a blend of technological and socio-cultural elements. Rooted in the broader context of a country's societal and political traditions, it encompasses a rich tapestry of imagery. The objectives of Nuclear Power Policies in Britain are multifaceted, aiming to explore both empirical and theoretical dimensions. On the one hand, it delves into the intricate debates, factors, and issues that shape nuclear decisions in the UK. On the other, it addresses the broader question of government leverage and governance in the contemporary neoliberal context. By examining the current British nuclear policy, this book ignites a broader discussion about the state's capabilities and influence in fostering innovation and shaping techno-political decisions within a neoliberal framework.

Neoliberalism serves as both a theoretical framework and a normative political doctrine, guiding the analysis. This book delves into a highly relevant and critical aspect of contemporary British politics, offering insights into a wide array of fundamental questions related to public policy dynamics, the crucial role of energy choices, the involvement of the public in national industrial projects, and the impact of international regulation on national constraints.

Weight: 454g
Dimension: 229 x 153 x 26 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781785277283