Titlebook: Gender and Energy Transition; Case Studies from th Katarzyna Iwińska,Xymena Bukowska Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Energy t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06597-4iving in the mining region. Based on qualitative interviews and participatory research with Silesian women, I tackle the issue of environmental and ecological awareness using Giddens’?concepts of discursive and practical consciousness (and unconscious motives/cognition). For the purpose of this stud

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978-3-030-78418-8Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-78416-4Energy transition; Silesian culture and tradition; Post-coal Silesia; Silesian industrialisation; Ecofem

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,Women’s Agency in a World of Flux: On Silesian Energy Transition,this text is to explain some of the historical and industrial contexts of the “black gold” region when seen through a gender and ecofeminist lens. We present the recent processes of deindustrialization and decarbonization in Upper Silesia and show how these changes affect people living in an intensi

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Women Engendering the Just Energy Transitionve. Based on the concept of agents of change, three roles of actors in the energy transition are identified: consumers, producers and/or decision-makers. Caused by the gender inequalities in society, the agency of women and men are different. Against the backdrop of international commitment, nationa

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GIDDY

Restructuring of the Mining Sector in Silesian Voivodship from the Gender Perspectivecturing mining industry in Silesian Voivodship. We draw attention to the left unsaid presence of women in the mining discourse, specificity of the mining as a masculinised industry and gender-determined diversification of barriers and chances in the non-mining labour market. The chapter is divided i