Abstract
Abstract
In Chapter 5, the different experiences and perspectives of the individuals in the nuclear community are highlighted and analysed. The lived experiences of the participants and the implications of Orientalism on their opportunities are unpacked, as well as their identity and what this means for them. In everyday practices, Orientalism is pervasive, ever present, and frequently encountered. Individual stories, experiences, and concerns reveal the inner world of the participants, where they lose life chances and opportunities due to their ethnicity, identity, their religion, and their chosen careers. Participants are unable to travel, research using the latest technology and science, and progress in their careers, but, the feelings of inadequacy, the frustration, and the experiences of inequality are arguably worse.
Publisher
Oxford University PressOxford
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