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Science-Society Relations in a Context of Technological Change: How Scientists Working on Renewable Energy Technologies Perceive Their Role in the Energy Transition
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Renewable energies development has become a concern in European policy due to
the need to combat climate change, to reduce energy dependency, and to address the
issue of depletion of fossil fuels. Transitioning to a post-carbon society is a highly
complex process due to the way energy and its supply permeate all of human
activity, from the privacy of domestic everyday life to shared practices in the
workplace, and including features as central to contemporary life as mobility,
security, and communication. In this sense, the promotion of the energy transition
is necessarily based on a pluralistic intervention that includes both developing new
technological solutions and fostering profound changes in the organization of
economic activity and socio-cultural practices.
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Junqueira, L. (2021). Science-Society Relations in a Context of Technological Change: How Scientists Working on Renewable Energy Technologies Perceive Their Role in the Energy Transition. In Ana Delicado, Fabienne Crettaz Von Roten, Katarina Prpić H285-(Eds.), Communicating Science and Technology in Society: Issues of Public Accountability and Engagement, pp. 79-94. Cham: Springer
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Springer