Line Valdorff Madsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1630737 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Line Valdorff Madsen |
| NOMBRES | Line Valdorff |
| APELLIDO | Madsen |
| FIRMA | MADSEN L V |
| AFILIACIONES | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0861-0041 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 57 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Caring for Comfort? How Social Relations Shape Household Practices of Home Comfort as Care
Social relations between people are fundamental to how energy is used in household practices related to home comfort, or caring practices. The interplay between social dynamics and home comfort in caring practices is essential to understand energy usage within households as a social phenomenon. A transition to sustainable resource use is imperative and entails reducing as well as shifting the consumption of energy in household practices, which im…
Strong daily routinisation, weak energy flexibility
Fundamental changes in everyday consumption patterns are required to mitigate negative environmental impacts, and these include adapting the timing of consumption. For example, flexible energy demand becomes increasingly important in response to larger shares of fluctuating energy production while dynamic electricity pricing suggests there is a need to encourage staggered electricity use. In this paper, we explore the stability, adjustability and…
The links and entanglements of energy vulnerability
In 2022, energy prices rose markedly across Europe, impacting household budgets and everyday energy practices and providing an interesting backdrop for research on energy vulnerability. While such research is an established field throughout many European countries, there is limited research within the Nordic countries. In Denmark, the energy crisis during the winter of 2022/2023 led to increased political attention on new topics relating to vulne…
Technological fascination and reluctance
Smart home technology (SHT) is becoming more widespread, implemented to enhance convenience as well as energy flexibility and efficiency. Smart heating, lighting, security and entertainment systems are affecting social practices and the use of energy in different ways. This paper explores differences in competences, meanings and forms of knowledge involved in the performance of (gendered) household practices based on two Danish qualitative studie…
Sequence of practices in personal and societal rhythms - Showering as a case
This paper explores methodologically and theoretically how to understand variations in the temporal performances of showering as a practice-as-entity. Time-based data on domestic hot water consumption in 134 Danish households show distinctly different patterns, where some households exhibit highest consumption in the morning and others in the evening. This temporal pattern of showering is analysed based on an innovative combination of statistical…
Gender, age, and educational differences in the importance of homely comfort in Denmark
Understanding comfort and senses in social practice theory
The Comfortable Home and Energy Consumption
This paper investigates relations between notions of comfort and notions of home, aiming at a better understanding of residential comfort and the related energy consumption. Residential comfort is examined through a practice-theoretical lens and as something that appears in between the social and material structures of a home. The approach considers different elements of comfort in homemaking practices, such as the body, materials and social mean…
Understanding comfort and senses in social practice theory
The Comfortable Home and Energy Consumption
This paper investigates relations between notions of comfort and notions of home, aiming at a better understanding of residential comfort and the related energy consumption. Residential comfort is examined through a practice-theoretical lens and as something that appears in between the social and material structures of a home. The approach considers different elements of comfort in homemaking practices, such as the body, materials and social mean…
Gender, age, and educational differences in the importance of homely comfort in Denmark
Sequence of practices in personal and societal rhythms - Showering as a case
This paper explores methodologically and theoretically how to understand variations in the temporal performances of showering as a practice-as-entity. Time-based data on domestic hot water consumption in 134 Danish households show distinctly different patterns, where some households exhibit highest consumption in the morning and others in the evening. This temporal pattern of showering is analysed based on an innovative combination of statistical…
Technological fascination and reluctance
Smart home technology (SHT) is becoming more widespread, implemented to enhance convenience as well as energy flexibility and efficiency. Smart heating, lighting, security and entertainment systems are affecting social practices and the use of energy in different ways. This paper explores differences in competences, meanings and forms of knowledge involved in the performance of (gendered) household practices based on two Danish qualitative studie…
The links and entanglements of energy vulnerability
In 2022, energy prices rose markedly across Europe, impacting household budgets and everyday energy practices and providing an interesting backdrop for research on energy vulnerability. While such research is an established field throughout many European countries, there is limited research within the Nordic countries. In Denmark, the energy crisis during the winter of 2022/2023 led to increased political attention on new topics relating to vulne…
Caring for Comfort? How Social Relations Shape Household Practices of Home Comfort as Care
Social relations between people are fundamental to how energy is used in household practices related to home comfort, or caring practices. The interplay between social dynamics and home comfort in caring practices is essential to understand energy usage within households as a social phenomenon. A transition to sustainable resource use is imperative and entails reducing as well as shifting the consumption of energy in household practices, which im…
Understanding comfort and senses in social practice theory
The Comfortable Home and Energy Consumption
This paper investigates relations between notions of comfort and notions of home, aiming at a better understanding of residential comfort and the related energy consumption. Residential comfort is examined through a practice-theoretical lens and as something that appears in between the social and material structures of a home. The approach considers different elements of comfort in homemaking practices, such as the body, materials and social mean…
Gender, age, and educational differences in the importance of homely comfort in Denmark
Sequence of practices in personal and societal rhythms - Showering as a case
This paper explores methodologically and theoretically how to understand variations in the temporal performances of showering as a practice-as-entity. Time-based data on domestic hot water consumption in 134 Danish households show distinctly different patterns, where some households exhibit highest consumption in the morning and others in the evening. This temporal pattern of showering is analysed based on an innovative combination of statistical…
Technological fascination and reluctance
Smart home technology (SHT) is becoming more widespread, implemented to enhance convenience as well as energy flexibility and efficiency. Smart heating, lighting, security and entertainment systems are affecting social practices and the use of energy in different ways. This paper explores differences in competences, meanings and forms of knowledge involved in the performance of (gendered) household practices based on two Danish qualitative studie…
Strong daily routinisation, weak energy flexibility
Fundamental changes in everyday consumption patterns are required to mitigate negative environmental impacts, and these include adapting the timing of consumption. For example, flexible energy demand becomes increasingly important in response to larger shares of fluctuating energy production while dynamic electricity pricing suggests there is a need to encourage staggered electricity use. In this paper, we explore the stability, adjustability and…
The links and entanglements of energy vulnerability
In 2022, energy prices rose markedly across Europe, impacting household budgets and everyday energy practices and providing an interesting backdrop for research on energy vulnerability. While such research is an established field throughout many European countries, there is limited research within the Nordic countries. In Denmark, the energy crisis during the winter of 2022/2023 led to increased political attention on new topics relating to vulne…
Caring for Comfort? How Social Relations Shape Household Practices of Home Comfort as Care
Social relations between people are fundamental to how energy is used in household practices related to home comfort, or caring practices. The interplay between social dynamics and home comfort in caring practices is essential to understand energy usage within households as a social phenomenon. A transition to sustainable resource use is imperative and entails reducing as well as shifting the consumption of energy in household practices, which im…
Sociology (6 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Consumption (sociology (4 obras) · Engineering (4 obras) · Architectural engineering (3 obras) · Architecture, Design, and Social History (3 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Energy (signal processing (3 obras) · Social science (3 obras)