The Place of Peace in the ITER Machine Assembly Launch: Thematic Analysis of the Political Speeches in the World's Largest Science Diplomacy Experiment.
This study begins by reviewing the historical importance of peace in the ITER fusion experiment, the world's largest science diplomacy experiment, including by referencing other nuclear peacebuilding attempts, like the Baruch Plan and Atoms for Peace. It thematically analyses the speeches delivered...
| Publicado en: | Peace & Conflict Vol. 27; no. 4; pp. 665 - 669 |
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American Psychological Association
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