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This open access book contributes to the increasing trend toward greater public participation in decision-making in many areas of public life, particularly in the field of the environment and sustainable development. It describes the outcome of a two-day workshop, organized by the Foundation for an Industrial Safety Culture in 2023, that addresses the continuing sensitivities surround the impact of hazardous industrial activities.
Public Participation in Governance of Industrial Safety Risks brings together international academic experts as well as industrial and institutional representatives to shed light on the topics discussed during this workshop. Through the viewpoints of experts from various disciplines, industrial sectors, and countries, it offers an opportunity to gain a better grasp of the multiplicity and complexity of participatory processes and to understand their expected benefits, their drawbacks, and potential pitfalls. The work supports the making of better-informed decisions, especially by industrial or regulatory actors, to engage or not with public participation.
Contents
Public Participation in the Governance of Risks Associated with Industrial Activities: The New Injunction, Decoy Breakthrough?.- Part I: Models and Cases: Accounting for Context and Complexity.- Public Participation and the Democratic Imaginaries: Why Public Participation May Not Yield the Benefits Expected.- Decision-Making in Projects Involving Public Participation: Regulating the Mess. The Governance of Industrial and Community Risk.- Broadening the Scope of industrial Risk Assessment and Management.- Total Energies Approach to Stakeholder Engagement.- Part II: Approaches for Developing and Managing Public Participation.- Social Acceptability of Industrial Risk: From the Right to Know ot the Duty to Engage.- Public Participation in the Management of Risk from Industrial Facilities.- Participatory Processes for Industrial Risk Management: Enablers, Barriers and Limitations.- Engaging Citizens in Dialogue on Technoscience: An Endogenous Approach.- Another Kind of Participation is Possible: The Case of the French Institute for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety.- Conclusion.
