Offers an innovative look at why science and technology cannot alone meet the needs of energy policy making in the future.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Marc Ozawa, Michael Pollitt, David Reiner, Jonathan Chaplin and Paul Warde; Part I. Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives: 2. Political science and energy David M. Reiner; 3. Economics - the proper valuation of security and environment David Newbery; 4. Good energy: philosophical perspectives Tim Lewens; 5. Public theology - 'grounded': an energy policy rooted in human flourishing Jonathan Chaplin; 6. Anthropology and energy policy; 7. History: a long view? Paul Warde; 8. Management - from the drawing board to successful delivery Jim Platt; 9. Legal aspects of energy policy Tibisay Morgandi and Jorge E. Viñuales; Part II. Cases and Multi-Disciplinary Responses: 10. The ethics of nuclear energy: its past, present and future Behnam Taebi and Sabine Roeser; 11. Fukushima and German energy policy 2005-2015/16 Christian Growitsch and Felix Höffler; 12. Rethinking the environmental state: an economic history of the Swedish environmental Kuznets curve for carbon Magnus Lindmark; 13. Fossil fuel systems to 100% renewable energy based smart energy systems: lessons from the case of Denmark, 1973-2017 Frede Hvelplund, Søren Djørup and Karl Sperling; 14. A political economy of carbon capture and storage: how interests have outstripped economics in shaping the evolution of a technology David M. Reiner; 15. Scaling clean energy for data centers: trends, problems, solutions Atif Ansar, Dan Madrigal and Seth Collins; 16. Public participation in the context of energy activities: the role of the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee Leslie-Anne Duvic-Paoli; 17. Biofuel energy, ancestral time, and the destruction of Borneo: an ethical perspective Michael S. Northcott; 18. From inspiration to implementation: Laudato Si', public theology and the demands of energy policy Jonathan Chaplin; 19. Introduction to multi-disciplinary approaches Marc Ozawa and Michael Pollitt; 20. A comparative study of air pollution trends in historical London and contemporary Beijing Jacqueline Lam, Yang Han, Shan-Shan Wang, Victor O. K. Li, Michael Pollitt, and Paul Warde; 21. The power of Siberia: a Eurasian pipeline policy 'good' for whom? 22. Responses and final thoughts.
1. Introduction Marc Ozawa, Michael Pollitt, David Reiner, Jonathan Chaplin and Paul Warde; Part I. Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives: 2. Political science and energy David M. Reiner; 3. Economics - the proper valuation of security and environment David Newbery; 4. Good energy: philosophical perspectives Tim Lewens; 5. Public theology - 'grounded': an energy policy rooted in human flourishing Jonathan Chaplin; 6. Anthropology and energy policy; 7. History: a long view? Paul Warde; 8. Management - from the drawing board to successful delivery Jim Platt; 9. Legal aspects of energy policy Tibisay Morgandi and Jorge E. Viñuales; Part II. Cases and Multi-Disciplinary Responses: 10. The ethics of nuclear energy: its past, present and future Behnam Taebi and Sabine Roeser; 11. Fukushima and German energy policy 2005-2015/16 Christian Growitsch and Felix Höffler; 12. Rethinking the environmental state: an economic history of the Swedish environmental Kuznets curve for carbon Magnus Lindmark; 13. Fossil fuel systems to 100% renewable energy based smart energy systems: lessons from the case of Denmark, 1973-2017 Frede Hvelplund, Søren Djørup and Karl Sperling; 14. A political economy of carbon capture and storage: how interests have outstripped economics in shaping the evolution of a technology David M. Reiner; 15. Scaling clean energy for data centers: trends, problems, solutions Atif Ansar, Dan Madrigal and Seth Collins; 16. Public participation in the context of energy activities: the role of the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee Leslie-Anne Duvic-Paoli; 17. Biofuel energy, ancestral time, and the destruction of Borneo: an ethical perspective Michael S. Northcott; 18. From inspiration to implementation: Laudato Si', public theology and the demands of energy policy Jonathan Chaplin; 19. Introduction to multi-disciplinary approaches Marc Ozawa and Michael Pollitt; 20. A comparative study of air pollution trends in historical London and contemporary Beijing Jacqueline Lam, Yang Han, Shan-Shan Wang, Victor O. K. Li, Michael Pollitt, and Paul Warde; 21. The power of Siberia: a Eurasian pipeline policy 'good' for whom? 22. Responses and final thoughts.
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