Manon Burbidge
Biographic Data
| ID | 4608542 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Manon Burbidge |
| GIVEN NAMES | Manon |
| FAMILY NAME | Burbidge |
| SIGNATURE | BURBIDGE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9775-5239 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Hostile Environments: Housing and Asylum Policies as Drivers of Energy Deprivation Among UK Refugee Communities
Although refugees in the UK are highly susceptible to the triad of factors–low income, poor housing and high energy bills–that produce vulnerability to energy deprivation, literature on this issue is rare. We therefore propose a framework towards understanding the role of “non-energy” policies as drivers of energy deprivation among UK refugees, using the conceptual lenses of deservingness, welfare chauvinism and domicide to demonstrate how the co…
Don’t blame it on the sunshine! An exploration of the spatial distribution of heat injustice across districts in Antwerp, Belgium
Cities experience temperature differences during heat events, in part modulated by green spaces. In the face of climate change, vegetation and green infrastructure are increasingly important for residents’ thermal comfort. Generally, socio-economically marginalised communities are more likely to live in neighbourhoods with less access to green spaces, which can lead to the experience of hotter temperatures and higher incidences of poor health dur…
The diversity penalty: Domestic energy injustice and ethnic minorities in the United Kingdom
This paper examines the relationships between ethnicity and end-use energy injustices in the United Kingdom, focusing on the drivers and experiences of fuel poverty and energy vulnerability among ethnic minorities. In response to a systematic lack of research, evidence and debate, we use evidence from a combination of sources: online open-ended interviews with professionals in the energy and housing sectors, the Ethnicity Boost survey on energy m…
How to improve energy efficiency policies to address energy poverty? Literature and stakeholder insights for private rented housing in Europe
An assessment of social and environmental impacts of a new shale gas industry in the Vale of Pickering, North Yorkshire
Despite the current moratorium, shale gas has been posited by the United Kingdom’s government as an important indigenous source of natural gas, a result of heightened concerns over national energy security and dwindling conventional fossil fuel reserves. Although several petroleum development licenses were awarded in the Vale of Pickering area of North Yorkshire in 2015, little research exists at the nexus of social and natural sciences on shale …
The diversity penalty: Domestic energy injustice and ethnic minorities in the United Kingdom
This paper examines the relationships between ethnicity and end-use energy injustices in the United Kingdom, focusing on the drivers and experiences of fuel poverty and energy vulnerability among ethnic minorities. In response to a systematic lack of research, evidence and debate, we use evidence from a combination of sources: online open-ended interviews with professionals in the energy and housing sectors, the Ethnicity Boost survey on energy m…
How to improve energy efficiency policies to address energy poverty? Literature and stakeholder insights for private rented housing in Europe
Hostile Environments: Housing and Asylum Policies as Drivers of Energy Deprivation Among UK Refugee Communities
Although refugees in the UK are highly susceptible to the triad of factors–low income, poor housing and high energy bills–that produce vulnerability to energy deprivation, literature on this issue is rare. We therefore propose a framework towards understanding the role of “non-energy” policies as drivers of energy deprivation among UK refugees, using the conceptual lenses of deservingness, welfare chauvinism and domicide to demonstrate how the co…
An assessment of social and environmental impacts of a new shale gas industry in the Vale of Pickering, North Yorkshire
Despite the current moratorium, shale gas has been posited by the United Kingdom’s government as an important indigenous source of natural gas, a result of heightened concerns over national energy security and dwindling conventional fossil fuel reserves. Although several petroleum development licenses were awarded in the Vale of Pickering area of North Yorkshire in 2015, little research exists at the nexus of social and natural sciences on shale …
Don’t blame it on the sunshine! An exploration of the spatial distribution of heat injustice across districts in Antwerp, Belgium
Cities experience temperature differences during heat events, in part modulated by green spaces. In the face of climate change, vegetation and green infrastructure are increasingly important for residents’ thermal comfort. Generally, socio-economically marginalised communities are more likely to live in neighbourhoods with less access to green spaces, which can lead to the experience of hotter temperatures and higher incidences of poor health dur…
The diversity penalty: Domestic energy injustice and ethnic minorities in the United Kingdom
This paper examines the relationships between ethnicity and end-use energy injustices in the United Kingdom, focusing on the drivers and experiences of fuel poverty and energy vulnerability among ethnic minorities. In response to a systematic lack of research, evidence and debate, we use evidence from a combination of sources: online open-ended interviews with professionals in the energy and housing sectors, the Ethnicity Boost survey on energy m…
How to improve energy efficiency policies to address energy poverty? Literature and stakeholder insights for private rented housing in Europe
Hostile Environments: Housing and Asylum Policies as Drivers of Energy Deprivation Among UK Refugee Communities
Although refugees in the UK are highly susceptible to the triad of factors–low income, poor housing and high energy bills–that produce vulnerability to energy deprivation, literature on this issue is rare. We therefore propose a framework towards understanding the role of “non-energy” policies as drivers of energy deprivation among UK refugees, using the conceptual lenses of deservingness, welfare chauvinism and domicide to demonstrate how the co…
Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Energy and Environment Impacts (3 works) · Energy poverty (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Injustice (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)