Facility Siting : Risk, Power and Identity in Land Use Planning

摘要: Introduction * The Importance of Context in Siting Controversies: Case High-level Nuclear Waste the US Where Does It Go? Methods and Social Representations Radioactive France Institutional Thinking Conflicts: stripa Mine Conflicts Renewable Energy Projects: Biogas Study Smell Money: Minor Risks Olfactory Sensibilities (Anatomy a Protest) Living with Technological Risk: Industrial Encroachment on Sense Place Visualizing Belonging: Landscape Refined Swedish Farming Community Shifting Risks: Hoover Dam Impacts American Indian Sacred Landscapes Invention Minority: A from Aragonese Pyrenees Schismogenesis Rail Track Planning When Complexity Becomes Problem: 'Law' 'Fairness' Separate Tracks Sweden Notes References Index