InhaltsangabePART I

 

1. Introduction

 

2. EnergyRelated Challenges

 

3. The Indispensable Role of Social Sciences in Energy Research

 

PART II: Invited Contributions

 

4. What About Social Science and Interdisciplinarity? A 10-year Content Analysis of Energy Policy

 

5. Towards an Integrative Framework For Energy Transitions of Households in Developing Countries

 

6. A SocioCultural Analysis of Changing Household Electricity Consumption in India

 

7. The Changing Context for Efforts to Avoid the 'Curse of Oil'

 

8. Contributions of Economics and Ethics to an Assessment of Emissions Trading

 

9. No Smooth, Managed Pathway to Sustainable Energy Systems - Politics, Materiality and Visions For Wind Turbine and Biogas Technology

 

10. Technical Fixes Under Surveillance - CCS and Lessons Learned from the Governance of Long-Term Radioactive Waste Managements

 

11. Learning From the Transdisciplinary Case Study Approach: A Functional-Dynamic Approach to Collaboration Among Diverse Actors in Applied Energy Settings

 

12. Lessons from the Invited Contributions

 

13. Synthesis: Research Perspectives

 

PART III

 

14. Lessons for Problem-Solving Energy Research in the Social Sciences

 

Name Index

 

Subject Index