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Civilian Society and Nuclear Power in Russia: The Example of Tomsk

A priority for the current Russian government is to develop nuclear power in the coming years. Through the prism of mobilization for or against nuclear power, the following crucial factors are discussed: public awareness of contemporary issues, the influence of the mass media and, above all, the impact of authorities and politics on the development of social movements on this issue in Russian society. Fieldwork conducted in Tomsk, which has several nuclear sites, has shown that Russian activism is not inexistent but is seeking new means of action against an administration that tries to avoid a public debate on such issues.