Beschreibung

For the foreseeable future the overall use of nuclear electricity in the European Union is unlikely to change significantly despite the controversies surrounding its use amongst the EU’s nation states. The author questions the role that nuclear electricity plays in meeting the challenges of providing secure, competitive and sustainable energy to support the development of the low carbon economy in the EU. Analysis presented focuses on the evolution of the discourse on nuclear energy amongst policy makers at European and national levels as well as amongst the public.

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The authors:

Pamela M. Barnes, Jean Monnet Chair ‘ad personam’ in European Political Integration, Associate Lecturer, Lincoln International Business School, University of Lincoln, Lincoln, UK, Research Associate, EU-Asia Institute, ESSCA School of Management, Angers, France

Ian G. Barnes, Professor Emeritus in European Studies, Jean Monnet Professor in European Economic Integration, Head of International Partnerships, Lincoln International Business School, University of Lincoln, Lincoln, UK

Target groups:
researchers and lecturers in political science, activists

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Schlagwörter

European Union, IPSA 2022, Nuclear energy, political culture