目次

1. Introduction: The Cosmopolitan Governance of Energy Transition (Kuei-Tien Chou) Part I. Risk, Energy and Governance2. Risk Culture, Risk Framing and Nuclear Energy Dispute and in Japan before and after the Fukushima Nuclear Accident (Koichi Hasegawa)3. The Anti-nuclear movement and ecological democracy in South Korea (Dowan Ku)4. Triple Helix Energy Transition Movement in Taiwan (Kuei-Tien Chou) Part II. Participation and Community Power5. Citizens' Participation-based Energy Transition in a Mega-city: the Case of One Less Nuclear Power Plant in Seoul, South Korea (Sun-Jin Yun)6. Energy Democratization in Taiwan: Current Problems and the Civil Society’s Advocacy (Shu-Fen Kao & Ying-Feng Chen)7. The Grassroots Movement for Energy Transition of Korean Society (Jin Hee Park) Part III. Energy and Social Risk8. Structural Disaster beyond Fukushima: Messages from Sociology of Science and Technology (Miwao Matsumoto)9. Health Effects of Radiation Exposure from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster in Japan: Discussing Uncertainty in the Context of Environmental Issues (Yuji Tateishi)10. Nimby or Civil Disobedience? Conflicting Framing and Discourses of Knowledge: Wind Turbine Construction in Taiwan (Mei-Fang Fan) 11. Conclusion: Toward a Participatory and Democratic Risk Governance (Ying-Feng Chen & Chien-Ming Hsu)