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- The Oxford Handbook of Energy and Society
- About the Editors
- Contributors
- A Time of Change, a Time for Change: Energy-Society Relations in the Twenty-first Century
- Part I Key Contemporary Dynamics and Theoretical Contributions
- Energy, Climate Change, and Global Governance: The 2015 Paris Agreement in Perspective
- Energy Consumption as Part of Social Practices: The Alternative Approach of Practice Theory
- Analyzing the Socio-Technical Transformation of Energy Systems: The Concept of “Sustainability Transitions”
- Part II The Persistent Material and Geopolitical Relevance of Fossil Fuels
- National Energy Signatures: Energetics, Money, and the Structure of the Global System
- Energy Markets and Trading
- Raw Materialism and Socioeconomic Change in the Coal Industry
- The International Political Economy of Eastern European Energy Security: Russia, Ukraine, and the European Union
- Part III Consumption Dynamics
- Energy Consumption Trends Across the Globe
- Shifts in Energy Consumption Driven by Urbanization
- Theorizing the Behavioral Dimension of Energy Consumption: Energy Efficiency and the Value-Action Gap
- Energy Cultures as Sociomaterial Orders of Energy
- The Limits of Household Change: Structural Influences over Individual Consumption
- Part IV Perspectives on Energy Equity and Energy Poverty
- Decreasing Supplies, Increasing Risks in Oil Development
- Industrializing Countries as the New Energy Consumers
- Energy Poverty: Energy Equity in a World of High Demand and Low Supply
- Energy Poverty and Climate Change: Elements to Debate
- Part V Energy and Publics
- Local Responses to Renewable Energy Development
- User Innovation and Peer Assistance in Small-Scale Renewable Energy Technologies
- The Role of Media Influence in Shaping Public Energy Dialogues
- Part VI Energy (Re)takes Center Stage in Politics
- Social Movements and Energy
- Nightmares and Dreams: Contested Framing of Unconventional Fossil Fuels
- Oil Opposition: Creating Friction in Energy Politics
- The Local at the Forefront of Energy Transition: The Example of the Development of Renewable Electricity in Germany and Sweden
- Part VII Emerging Trends in the Energy-Society Relationship
- Are We on the Cusp of a Global Renewable Energy Transition?
- Technological Optimism in Climate Mitigation: The Case of Carbon Capture and Storage
- Exnovation as a Necessary Factor in Successful Energy Transitions
- In Closing: From “energy” to “Energy”
- Index
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- The Oxford Handbook of Energy and Society
- About the Editors
- Contributors
- A Time of Change, a Time for Change: Energy-Society Relations in the Twenty-first Century
- Part I Key Contemporary Dynamics and Theoretical Contributions
- Energy, Climate Change, and Global Governance: The 2015 Paris Agreement in Perspective
- Energy Consumption as Part of Social Practices: The Alternative Approach of Practice Theory
- Analyzing the Socio-Technical Transformation of Energy Systems: The Concept of “Sustainability Transitions”
- Part II The Persistent Material and Geopolitical Relevance of Fossil Fuels
- National Energy Signatures: Energetics, Money, and the Structure of the Global System
- Energy Markets and Trading
- Raw Materialism and Socioeconomic Change in the Coal Industry
- The International Political Economy of Eastern European Energy Security: Russia, Ukraine, and the European Union
- Part III Consumption Dynamics
- Energy Consumption Trends Across the Globe
- Shifts in Energy Consumption Driven by Urbanization
- Theorizing the Behavioral Dimension of Energy Consumption: Energy Efficiency and the Value-Action Gap
- Energy Cultures as Sociomaterial Orders of Energy
- The Limits of Household Change: Structural Influences over Individual Consumption
- Part IV Perspectives on Energy Equity and Energy Poverty
- Decreasing Supplies, Increasing Risks in Oil Development
- Industrializing Countries as the New Energy Consumers
- Energy Poverty: Energy Equity in a World of High Demand and Low Supply
- Energy Poverty and Climate Change: Elements to Debate
- Part V Energy and Publics
- Local Responses to Renewable Energy Development
- User Innovation and Peer Assistance in Small-Scale Renewable Energy Technologies
- The Role of Media Influence in Shaping Public Energy Dialogues
- Part VI Energy (Re)takes Center Stage in Politics
- Social Movements and Energy
- Nightmares and Dreams: Contested Framing of Unconventional Fossil Fuels
- Oil Opposition: Creating Friction in Energy Politics
- The Local at the Forefront of Energy Transition: The Example of the Development of Renewable Electricity in Germany and Sweden
- Part VII Emerging Trends in the Energy-Society Relationship
- Are We on the Cusp of a Global Renewable Energy Transition?
- Technological Optimism in Climate Mitigation: The Case of Carbon Capture and Storage
- Exnovation as a Necessary Factor in Successful Energy Transitions
- In Closing: From “energy” to “Energy”
- Index
