G.E. van Leeuwen
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Towards Design Fiction for Human-Centered Energy Transitions
Imagining Infrastructures and Worldbuilding
This article proposes to support human-centered energy transitions through design fiction. Design fiction is conceptualized as a form of worldbuilding in the sense that design fiction not only represents alternative realities but also intervenes in the processes of their emergenc
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Design anthropology for ethics of care and emergence:
Reflections from an energy transition project
This paper describes a design anthropology approach toward design ethics, which understands design ethics in a relational and emergent manner. We characterize how ethical issues and judgments emerge from the continuous stream of social interactions, collaborations, and relations
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Local Frictions in the Energy Transition
Design Anthropology for the Emergence of Energy Communities
Critical challenges in energy transitions are social and cultural – not just technical and economic. This paper shares research in an interdisciplinary consortium developing an innovative smart energy system, and demonstrates the value of ethnography in supporting energy transiti
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