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Czech Republic 1 Degrowth 1 Enthymemes 1 Hegemony 1 Imperial mode of living 1 Socio-ecological transformation 1 Sufficiency 1 Transformative politics 1 decentralized energy management 1 historical institutionalism 1 imaginaries 1 mobility 1 narratives 1 nonprofit sector 1 pandemic 1 smart grids 1 socio-technical transition 1 sustainability transition 1 transport 1 urban futures 1 urban labs‌ 1
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Krüger, Timmo 1 Ochrana, František 1 Plaček, Michal 1 Quitzow, Leslie 1 Ruhrort, Lisa 1 Vaceková, Gabriela 1 Valentinov, Vladislav 1
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Historical institutionalism: A tool for researching the nonprofit sector in times of pandemic
Plaček, Michal; Vaceková, Gabriela; Valentinov, Vladislav - In: Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research 37 (2024) 4, pp. 926-940
Historical institutionalism is increasingly acknowledged as a promising theoretical platform in the field of nonprofit sector studies. The main goal of the paper is to review major applications of historical institutionalism to the nonprofit sector, with a particular focus on how this...
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Can a rapid mobility transition appear both desirable and achievable? Reflections on the role of competing narratives for socio-technical change and suggestions for a research agenda
Ruhrort, Lisa - In: Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research (2022) Latest Articles, pp. --
As research on socio-technical transitions has repeatedly shown, positive or negative narratives can play a key role in galvanizing public support for or resistance against socio-technical transitions. In the mobility sector, many countries have recently seen some indications of beginning...
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Smart grids, smart households, smart neighborhoods – contested narratives of prosumage and decentralization in Berlin’s urban Energiewende
Quitzow, Leslie - In: Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research (2022) Latest Articles, pp. --
Imagined futures implicitly shape how a city’s infrastructure develops in the present. Because smart grids are still in the making, it is important to understand which urban futures are being associated with them. This paper asks how urban smart grid futures are being imagined through...
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Identifying strategic entry points for transformative politics towards a degrowth society: how to operationalize the concept of the “imperial mode of living” for empirical research
Krüger, Timmo - In: Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research 33 (2020) 2, pp. 257-275
The research on socio-ecological transformation has thus far focused on the necessity and the possible design of a transformed society. What is missing are empirical studies on the potentials and constraints of such a far-reaching transformation. One reason for this is the necessity to develop...
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