Oil in Santa Barbara and Power in America
Identifieur interne : 004372 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 004371; suivant : 004373Oil in Santa Barbara and Power in America
Auteurs : Harvey MolotchSource :
- Sociological Inquiry [ 0038-0245 ] ; 1970-01.
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- Accident research, Appropriate legislation, April, Barbara, Barbarans, Cent depletion allowance, Channel waters, Chemical dispersants, Civil disobedience, Community organization, Community power, Depletion allowance, Drilling, Drilling regulations, Dubridge, Dubridge panel, Eruption, Faculty members, February, Federal government, Federal water pollution control administration, Federal waters, First time, Fred hartley, Free press, Front page, Full reproduction, General research, Geological survey, High price, Import quota, Important revelations, Initial eruption, Interior department, Interior statements, Knowledge industry, Large number, Large numbers, Leakage, Lease rights, Local community, Local level, Local officials, Local opposition, Local participation, Local power, Morton mintz, National defense, National power, News media, Ocean bottom, Ocean floor, Petroleum, Petroleum industry, Pollution, Porous sands, Power arrangements, President nixon, Public hearings, Regulatory agencies, Same kind, Santa, Santa barbara, Santa barbara beaches, Santa barbara channel, Santa barbara county board, Santa barbarans, Santa leaders, Sbnp, Seepage, Social structure, Social system, Sociological inquiry, Spill, State legislature, Such actions, Thick coat, Union platform, Urban villagers.
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- Accident research, Appropriate legislation, April, Barbara, Barbarans, Cent depletion allowance, Channel waters, Chemical dispersants, Civil disobedience, Community organization, Community power, Depletion allowance, Drilling, Drilling regulations, Dubridge, Dubridge panel, Eruption, Faculty members, February, Federal government, Federal water pollution control administration, Federal waters, First time, Fred hartley, Free press, Front page, Full reproduction, General research, Geological survey, High price, Import quota, Important revelations, Initial eruption, Interior department, Interior statements, Knowledge industry, Large number, Large numbers, Leakage, Lease rights, Local community, Local level, Local officials, Local opposition, Local participation, Local power, Morton mintz, National defense, National power, News media, Ocean bottom, Ocean floor, Petroleum, Petroleum industry, Pollution, Porous sands, Power arrangements, President nixon, Public hearings, Regulatory agencies, Same kind, Santa, Santa barbara, Santa barbara beaches, Santa barbara channel, Santa barbara county board, Santa barbarans, Santa leaders, Sbnp, Seepage, Social structure, Social system, Sociological inquiry, Spill, State legislature, Such actions, Thick coat, Union platform, Urban villagers.
Abstract
The eruption of oil in Santa Barbara Channel has led to important revelations regarding the nature of power in America: who has it–and more importantly, how it is exercised such that existing societal institutions function to undermine dissent and minimize the opportunities for authentic change. The response of local aggrieved citizens to the system thus operating provides additional evidence that the development of radical left perspectives is induced by objective conditions of the American social system. The implications of “accidents” and different forms of “events” for the study of power are discussed.
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