Titlebook: Resilience: A New Paradigm of Nuclear Safety; From Accident Mitiga Joonhong Ahn,Franck Guarnieri,Kazuo Furuta Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(

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Deprivation of Media Attention by Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident: Comparison Between National anat it is deprived of social interest in the national newspaper by the NPP accident, and on the other hand, the local newspaper kept their perspectives reflecting damages from the earthquake and tsunami.

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Why Is It so Difficult to Learn from Accidents?y and complicated technological systems and? their failures. The integration of the concept of risk governance to build prescribed consensus of responsibility distribution is strongly suggested as a key idea of remedy to this problem.

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Decision-Making in Extreme Situations Following the Fukushima Daiichi Accidentsion making in extreme situations first requires a grasp of the development of a specific value system (that is mediated by the physical experience of the situation) in which the individual and social representations play a central role.

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The Institute of Resilient Communitiespting them can have much more detrimental effects to individuals, communities, and even societies. We have established the Institute for Resilient Communities in Berkeley, CA in collaboration with Japanese partners to address the needs for better scientific and technological capabilities to assess,

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