Citizen Activities in Energy Transition : User Innovation, New Communities, and the Shaping of a Sustainable Future
This book addresses the rapidly changing citizen roles in innovation, technology adoption, intermediation, market creation, and legitimacy building for low-carbon solutions. It links research in innovation studies, sustainability transitions, and science and technology studies, and builds a new appr...
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2021
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