In this paper I examine the New Brunswick Energy Institute’s roundtables for their ability to integrate citizen concerns about hydraulic fracturing, those concerns circulating within informal domains (e.g., within activist protest). Drawing on observational and transcription data, I reveal a set of value commitments held by those leading the NBEI, which invisibly defined a limited range of technological choices for roundtable members. These commitments also established energy decisions as the purview of technically trained experts. This study extends scholarly research on public engagements by making visible the possible role of value assumptions and conceptual frameworks in limiting their democratic potential.Dans le présent document, j’ét...
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International audienceThis paper provides the study of a roundtable produced in a day-debate dealing...
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In this paper I examine the New Brunswick Energy Institute’s roundtables for their ability to integr...
Marc Léger, John McLaughlin, and Cheryl Robertson, the three members of the New Brunswick Commission...
International audienceThis paper questions the relationship between the materiality of energy resour...
It has become increasingly difficult in Canada to gain and sustain public acceptance of energy proje...
International audienceThe paper aims to highlight the coproduction of scientific research concerning...
Rapidly rising carbon emissions from the intense development of Western Canada’s fossil fuels contin...
This is the final version. Available on open access from Elsevier via the DOI in this record.The abi...
Northeastern Colorado has recently experienced record oil and natural gas production due in part to ...
This article explores the origins of the Point Lepreau nuclear reactor in southern New Brunswick, wi...
Hydraulic fracturing (or “fracking”) is one of the most controversial energy production processes in...
A petroleum industry has existed in New Brunswick for over 150 years but recent exploration for shal...
Social movements in struggle around energy are currently developing an imaginary of "energy democrac...
In 2014, the government of New Brunswick implemented a new royalty regime for natural gas in the con...
International audienceThis paper provides the study of a roundtable produced in a day-debate dealing...
This dissertation uses the context of the unfolding boom in oil and gas production enabled by hydrau...
In this paper I examine the New Brunswick Energy Institute’s roundtables for their ability to integr...
Marc Léger, John McLaughlin, and Cheryl Robertson, the three members of the New Brunswick Commission...
International audienceThis paper questions the relationship between the materiality of energy resour...
It has become increasingly difficult in Canada to gain and sustain public acceptance of energy proje...
International audienceThe paper aims to highlight the coproduction of scientific research concerning...
Rapidly rising carbon emissions from the intense development of Western Canada’s fossil fuels contin...
This is the final version. Available on open access from Elsevier via the DOI in this record.The abi...
Northeastern Colorado has recently experienced record oil and natural gas production due in part to ...
This article explores the origins of the Point Lepreau nuclear reactor in southern New Brunswick, wi...
Hydraulic fracturing (or “fracking”) is one of the most controversial energy production processes in...
A petroleum industry has existed in New Brunswick for over 150 years but recent exploration for shal...
Social movements in struggle around energy are currently developing an imaginary of "energy democrac...
In 2014, the government of New Brunswick implemented a new royalty regime for natural gas in the con...
International audienceThis paper provides the study of a roundtable produced in a day-debate dealing...
This dissertation uses the context of the unfolding boom in oil and gas production enabled by hydrau...