Redirecting Power: Swedish Nuclear Power Policies in Historical Perspective

Arne Kaijser

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Rappel de la formation et du developpement de l'industrie electrique. Etude de l'introduction et du developpement de l'energie nucleaire de 1945 a 1970. Analyse de la politisation du debat qui a conduit a l'abandon de l'option nucleaire et des possibilites de reorientation de la politique energetique dans le secteur electrique.

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