Titlebook: Contested Energy Spaces; Disassembling Energy Tarje I. Wanvik Book 2019 The Author(S) 2018, under exclusive licence to Springer Internation

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Challenging the Permanence of Contested Energy Spaces,bvious structures of inertia and permanence, the energy–society nexus is also characterized by rupture, unpredictability and instability. It is worth debating whether the prevalent vocabulary of “regimes” and “l(fā)ock-in” has certain incapacitating consequences and whether we should pay more attention

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Case Study II: Skewed Power Relations, By analysing the current mobilization of resources among three indigenous Métis communities in the regional municipality of Wood Buffalo, Alberta, this chapter develops an empirically grounded framework for understanding indigenous strategic pragmatism and the output, outcomes and impact of indigen

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Case Study III: The Role of Non-Human Agency,Beast”—the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire of 2016—the author gives an account of the great impact natural events might have on societal relations, triggering developments in the relationship between government and Indigenous communities that in the case of Wood Buffalo have been crucial, but sub

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Conclusions,Why do some indigenous communities support extractive industry developments on their traditional territories, despite substantial destruction of the local environment and traditional indigenous land use practices? This concluding chapter provides an overview of the arguments found in this book.