Titlebook: Energy Transitions; A Socio-technical In Olivier Labussière,Alain Nada? Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Pari

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Ehrenfried Stoffer,Wolfgang Sommermeyer of democracy and sets the book the task to address these by inquiring into actual energy transition processes. The chapter draws on the philosophy of pragmatism in outlining its ., defined as an investigation based on a large set of case studies attending to the consequences of energy change proces

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01984-6riggering and shaping the recent development of renewable energies in three countries (France, Germany, and Tunisia). Bringing together recent developments in STS (concerned markets, capitalisation), it shows that, despite their economic framing, these instruments trigger processes which deal with m

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Immobilienk?ufe durch Rechtsextremistenemonstration programmes’–aimed at accelerating innovation. They are increasingly used in the conduct of contemporary energy transitions, especially in the European Union. This chapter addresses the democratic dimension of demonstration projects. Based on three cases of technological demonstration in

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