Chernobyl: a policy response study [Libro electrónico] / editor: Boris Segerståhl

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1. Introduction.. 2. Monitoring and assessment.. 3. Health effects: potential long-term consequences in Europe.. 4. Agriculture and trade.. 5. The international response: prospects for a nuclear safety regime.. 6. Perception of a secondhand reality.. 7. The media and crisis management.. 8. The credibility crisis.. Bibliography

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