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From Crisis to Opportunity: Japan's Post 3-11 Disaster Experience and Energy Reform

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Clouds are reflected in the windows of buildings in Sendai, several months after the devastating March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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Flickr/Shin Aihara

After Japan was hit with the triple disaster of the magnitude 9.0 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster on March 11, 2011, a variety of urgent policy and economic issues came to the fore. Through papers, speaker series, and conferences, we address the new challenges and opportunities created by the disaster.

Publications

A comparative institutional analysis of the Fukushima nuclear disaster: Lessons and policy implications
  • Masahiko Aoki
    ;
  • Geoffrey Rothwell
Japan’s Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: Narrative, Analysis, and Recommendations
  • Kenji E. Kushida

Multimedia

One Year After Japan’s 3/11 Disaster: Reforming Japan’s Energy Sector, Governance, and Economy
Daniel Aldrich
-Purdue University
One Year After Japan’s 3/11 Disaster: Reforming Japan’s Energy Sector, Governance, and Economy
-Stanford University
One Year After Japan’s 3/11 Disaster: Reforming Japan’s Energy Sector, Governance, and Economy
Keita Nishiyama
-Innovation Network of Japan
One Year After Japan’s 3/11 Disaster: Reforming Japan’s Energy Sector, Governance, and Economy
Masahiko Aoki
-Stanford University

Multimedia Series

One Year After Japan’s 3/11 Disaster: Reforming Japan’s Energy Sector, Governance, and Economy
  • Video
  • Presentation

Resources

Fukushima: Japan’s political leadership helped save country from worst-case disaster, Stanford researcher says (APARC News)

Topics:

Energy
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Nuclear Energy

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