Galvin - Economic Inequality and Energy Consumption in Developed Countries: How Extremes of Wealth and Poverty in High Income Countries Affect Co2 Emi

ISBN-13: 9780128176740 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 360 str.

Ray Galvin

Spis treści

PART 1 Theory and concepts: Bringing economic inequality into energy research

CHAPTER 1 Recent increases in inequality in developed

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CHAPTER 2 What is money? And why it matters for social science in energy research

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CHAPTER 3 Asymmetric structuration theory: A sociology for an epoch of extreme economic inequality

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CHAPTER 4 Economic inequality, energy justice and the meaning of life

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PART 2 Empirical findings: Energy and economic inequality in practice

CHAPTER 5 Energy poverty: Understanding and addressing systemic inequalities

Lucie Middlemiss

CHAPTER 6 Housing tenure and thermal quality of homes-How home ownership affects access to energy services

Nicola Terry

CHAPTER 7 Cold homes and Gini coefficients in EU Countries

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CHAPTER 8 Why are women always cold? Gendered realities of energy injustice

Minna Sunikka-Blank

CHAPTER 9 Inequality and renewable electricity support in the European Union

Lawrence Haar

CHAPTER 10 Energy poverty research: A perspective from the poverty side

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PART 3 Reflections

CHAPTER 11 Sustainable energy transition and increasing complexity: Trade-offs, the economics perspective and policy implications

Reinhard Madlener

CHAPTER 12 Can economic inequality be reduced? Challenges and signs of hope in 2019

Danny Dorling