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Lista de obras de Susana Batel

A conceptual framework for understanding the social acceptance of energy infrastructure: Insights from energy storage

A critical and empirical analysis of the national-local ‘gap’ in public responses to large-scale energy infrastructures

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A critical discussion of research on the social acceptance of renewable energy generation and associated infrastructures and an agenda for the future

article published in 2017

Collective Action and Social Change: Examining the Role of Representation in the Communication between Protesters and Third-party Members

article by Susana Batel & Paula Castro published 9 October 2014 in Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology

Developing a critical agenda to understand pro-environmental actions: contributions from Social Representations and Social Practices Theories

article published in 2016

Developing a critical agenda to understand pro-environmental actions: contributions from Social Representations and Social Practices Theories

Energy Colonialism and the Role of the Global in Local Responses to New Energy Infrastructures in the UK: A Critical and Exploratory Empirical Analysis

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Estou mais seguro na minha cidade do que os outros: identidade com o lugar e optimismo comparativo na percepção de riscos urbanos

Explaining public preferences for high voltage pylon designs: An empirical study of perceived fit in a rural landscape

article published in 2013

Local perceptions of opportunities for engagement and procedural justice in electricity transmission grid projects in Norway and the UK

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Making energy visible: sociopsychological aspects associated with the use of smart meters

My neighbourhood, my country or my planet? The influence of multiple place attachments and climate change concern on social acceptance of energy infrastructure

scholarly article by P. Devine-Wright & Susana Batel published November 2017 in Global Environmental Change

PARTICIPAR ESTÁ NA MODA: UMA ABORDAGEM PSICOSSOCIAL DOS ORÇAMENTOS PARTICIPATIVOS

Participatory budgeting in the age of post-politics: Examining the discourses of citizens and representatives of expert-political systems in three municipalities in Portugal

artículo científico publicado en 2019

Populism, identities and responses to energy infrastructures at different scales in the United Kingdom: A post-Brexit reflection

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Public beliefs about high-voltage powerlines in Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom: A comparative survey

scholarly article by Øystein Aas published in June 2014

Reopening the dialogue between the theory of social representations and discursive psychology for examining the construction and transformation of meaning in discourse and communication

Social Representation, Change and Resistance: On the Difficulties of Generalizing New Norms

article by Paula Castro & Susana Batel published December 2008 in Culture and Psychology

Social acceptance of low carbon energy and associated infrastructures: A critical discussion

Still a matter of dialogue: A response to Potter's, Augoustinos's, and Jovchelovitch's commentaries

artículo científico publicado en 2019

The role of (de-)essentialisation within siting conflicts: An interdisciplinary approach

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Towards a better understanding of people's responses to renewable energy technologies: Insights from Social Representations Theory

artículo científico publicado en 2014

Towards a sustainable grid development regime? A comparison of British, Norwegian, and Swedish grid development

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Técnico e cidadão, eis a questão: um caso de participação pública no espaço urbano

Using a narrative approach to understand place attachments and responses to power line proposals: The importance of life-place trajectories

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“Positive parochialism”, local belonging and ecological concerns: Revisiting Common Ground's Parish Maps project

article by Patrick Devine-Wright et al published 24 December 2018 in Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers

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