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radioactive colonialism: a standalone construct

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Energy policy

a concept describing the siting of uranium mining, testing and waste activities on Indigenous lands as a structural pattern of unequal burden.

In energy policy, radioactive colonialism refers to a concept describing the siting of uranium mining, testing and waste activities on Indigenous lands as a structural pattern of unequal burden. This meaning comes from Churchill (1986) in Insurgent Sociologist.[1]

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References

Churchill, W., & LaDuke, W. (1986). Native America: the Political Economy of Radioactive Colonialism. Insurgent Sociologist, 13(3), 51-78. https://doi.org/10.1177/089692058601300306

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