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'Technical breaches' and 'eroding margins of safety' — Rhetoric and reality of the nuclear industry in Canada
by
Fried, Jana
, Eyles, John
in
Canada
/ Climate change
/ Communities
/ Discourse analysis
/ Economics and Finance
/ Emission standards
/ Energy industry
/ Energy policy
/ Finance
/ Government regulation
/ Industrial management
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ Industrial regulation
/ Industrial safety
/ Industry
/ Kanada
/ Legitimacy
/ Mindfulness
/ Nuclear energy
/ Nuclear industry
/ Nuclear power
/ Nuclear power industry
/ Nuclear power plants
/ Nuclear safety
/ Nukleare Sicherheit
/ Nuklearindustrie
/ Openness
/ Original Article
/ Personal relationships
/ Public concern
/ Public opinion
/ Publishing industry
/ Reality
/ Regulated industries
/ Rhetoric
/ Risk Management
/ Risk theory
/ Safety
/ Self representation
/ Social responsibility
/ Transparency
/ Trust
/ Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
2012
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'Technical breaches' and 'eroding margins of safety' — Rhetoric and reality of the nuclear industry in Canada
by
Fried, Jana
, Eyles, John
in
Canada
/ Climate change
/ Communities
/ Discourse analysis
/ Economics and Finance
/ Emission standards
/ Energy industry
/ Energy policy
/ Finance
/ Government regulation
/ Industrial management
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ Industrial regulation
/ Industrial safety
/ Industry
/ Kanada
/ Legitimacy
/ Mindfulness
/ Nuclear energy
/ Nuclear industry
/ Nuclear power
/ Nuclear power industry
/ Nuclear power plants
/ Nuclear safety
/ Nukleare Sicherheit
/ Nuklearindustrie
/ Openness
/ Original Article
/ Personal relationships
/ Public concern
/ Public opinion
/ Publishing industry
/ Reality
/ Regulated industries
/ Rhetoric
/ Risk Management
/ Risk theory
/ Safety
/ Self representation
/ Social responsibility
/ Transparency
/ Trust
/ Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
2012
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'Technical breaches' and 'eroding margins of safety' — Rhetoric and reality of the nuclear industry in Canada
by
Fried, Jana
, Eyles, John
in
Canada
/ Climate change
/ Communities
/ Discourse analysis
/ Economics and Finance
/ Emission standards
/ Energy industry
/ Energy policy
/ Finance
/ Government regulation
/ Industrial management
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ Industrial regulation
/ Industrial safety
/ Industry
/ Kanada
/ Legitimacy
/ Mindfulness
/ Nuclear energy
/ Nuclear industry
/ Nuclear power
/ Nuclear power industry
/ Nuclear power plants
/ Nuclear safety
/ Nukleare Sicherheit
/ Nuklearindustrie
/ Openness
/ Original Article
/ Personal relationships
/ Public concern
/ Public opinion
/ Publishing industry
/ Reality
/ Regulated industries
/ Rhetoric
/ Risk Management
/ Risk theory
/ Safety
/ Self representation
/ Social responsibility
/ Transparency
/ Trust
/ Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
2012
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'Technical breaches' and 'eroding margins of safety' — Rhetoric and reality of the nuclear industry in Canada
2012
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This article analyzes the rhetoric and reality of the nuclear energy sector in Ontario, Canada. Specifically, we use discourse-analysis of self-representations and public reports to examine strategies employed by the sector to increase trust and public confidence in order to receive 'social license'. We postulate that the sector's ability to characterize itself as highly reliable, socially responsible, transparent and trustworthy is important for this endeavor. Our analysis shows that although there have been significant changes in self-representation, transparency and outreach, uncertainties remain in regard to disclosure and openness on safety issues as bases of community trust and complete independence of the regulator.
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