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Negative reaction to undesirable facilities in one's neighborhood - "not in my back yard" - isn't limited to the United States. Japanese communities have also resisted siting decisions for power plants and have often delayed or killed projects for which a legitimate social need exists.
NIMBY Politics in Japan is the first detailed account in English of energy-siting disputes in postwar Japan. Based on an investigation of a hundred conventional and nuclear plants, the book draws on a wide range of local and corporate sources, as well as interviews with participants, to reveal the bargaining processes involved in social choices and their public policy outcomes.
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Location, Energy facilities, Electric power-plants, NIMBY syndrome, Social aspects, Environmental aspectsPlaces
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Nimby Politics in Japan: Energy Siting and the Management of Environmental Conflict
January 1999, Cornell University Press
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NIMBY politics in Japan: energy siting and the management of environmental conflict
1998, Cornell University Press
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-181) and index.
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"Delay in implementing a range of private and public projects, including industrial facilities and waste repositories, is an inherent feature of collective action in all nations."
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