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The aim is to analyze how public perception of atomic power and weaponry has transformed over time in the UK.

June 14, 2026International Journal for the History of Engineering & Technology

Building for the atomic age: an industrial archaeology of the United Kingdom’s nuclear industry

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The aim is to analyze how public perception of atomic power and weaponry has transformed over time in the UK.
Examines historical developments in the UK's nuclear industry
Analyzes cultural and societal reactions to atomic energy and weaponry
Utilizes case studies from various periods to illustrate shifts in public sentiment
Highlights significant changes in public opinion towards nuclear technology over decades
Demonstrates the influence of historical events on societal attitudes regarding atomic energy
Suggests that public sentiment is complex and intertwined with cultural memory

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This book explores the evolving perceptions of nuclear power in the UK, suggesting implications for cultural memory.

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Public sentiment is an unpredictable thing, subject to change over time, which is certainly the case with regard to atomic weaponry and power generation. However, the book commences at a time when ...

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Ian Hoose (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2e456cb1cc60ccdea8a79e https://doi.org/10.1080/17581206.2026.2677667

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This book explores the evolving perceptions of nuclear power in the UK, suggesting implications for cultural memory.

Building for the atomic age: an industrial archaeology of the United Kingdom’s nuclear industry

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Building for the atomic age: an industrial archaeology of the United Kingdom’s nuclear industry

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