Chapter 15 Conclusions

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We began this book with the aim of providing the first global and comparative perspective on energy vulnerability, in order to advance debates on the systemic processes and conditions that (re)produce domestic energy deprivation. By bringing together 13 chapters that cover 14 countries in total, the...

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Main Author: Thomson, Harriet (auth)
Other Authors: Petrova, Saska (auth), Bouzarovski, Stefan (auth), Simcock, Neil (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis 2018
Subjects:
Earth sciences, geography, environment, planning
energy vulnerability
policy implications
future research
Balkans
China
Efficient energy use
Greece
Kenya
Poverty
South Africa
Thermal comfort
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Summary:We began this book with the aim of providing the first global and comparative perspective on energy vulnerability, in order to advance debates on the systemic processes and conditions that (re)produce domestic energy deprivation. By bringing together 13 chapters that cover 14 countries in total, the volume provides the first instance where such divergent contexts are brought together to discuss energy vulnerability in one common space. In this concluding discussion, we look across the range of contributions and draw out some overarching lessons, policy implications and future research directions.
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (10 p.)
ISBN:9781315231518
9781138294455
Access:Open Access

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