1992
DOI: 10.1080/10605851.1992.10640906
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Post-Soviet Belarus' and the Impact of Chernobyl'

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“…Variants of this claim surely hold across distinct national and linguistic settings, nuances that we cannot fully address here (but see Marples, 1992;Petryna, 2002). In general, though, the predicaments facing scholars in this area are tied to the authority and precarity of nuclear states.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Variants of this claim surely hold across distinct national and linguistic settings, nuances that we cannot fully address here (but see Marples, 1992;Petryna, 2002). In general, though, the predicaments facing scholars in this area are tied to the authority and precarity of nuclear states.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Some of the consequences of the relatively similar accident in Chernobyl, Ukraine, a quarter-century earlier, are reasonably clear: this event, which contaminated Ukraine, large swaths of Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and neighbouring states, was inseparable from the slow ‘social and political unraveling’ of the Soviet Union (Petryna, 2002: 21). Belarusians refer to Chernobyl as a ‘destruction of the nation’ (Marples, 1992: 427). Those displaced by the effective voiding of Chernobyl have stated that the only ‘capital’ they possess is the recognition by others of their suffering (Dobraszczyk, 2010: 374, 387).…”
Section: Military Spectacles and The Emergence Of Nuclear Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The state's attitude has been reinforced from another quarter: The viewpoint expressed by some of its own medical leaders and supported by influential international experts that the effects of the accident in terms of health repercussions have been exaggerated. The authenticity of these arguments is addressed in greater detail by this author elsewhere (Marples, 1992;1996); to the extent they are valid, they provide a convenient pretext for the government to avoid or reduce its commitment to Chernobyl' and concomitantly to question the need for the existence of charitable groups, particularly those that have been established by vocal critics of the government and the president. …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Az Eurasian Geography and Economics (az egykor Soviet majd Post-Soviet Geography) is több cikkben foglalkozott a kérdéssel (Marples 1992(Marples , 1993a(Marples , 1993b(Marples , 1994(Marples , 1998(Marples , 2004(Marples , 2008. Pryde és Bradley (1994) ugyancsak a Post-Soviet Geography hasábjain ad összefoglalást az egykori Szovjetunió radioaktív szennyezés által érintett területeinek földrajzáról, benne Csernobilról.…”
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