Aurore Dudka
Biographic Data
| ID | 4861857 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aurore Dudka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aurore |
| FAMILY NAME | Dudka |
| SIGNATURE | DUDKA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Trento |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Relational work in collaborative energy renovation
Energy renovation policies have expanded rapidly, yet renovation rates remain below climate targets and policy outcomes remain uneven. One reason is that dominant policy approaches rely largely on techno-economic framings, paying insufficient attention to the relational conditions through which renovation projects are organised and implemented. To address this gap, this article adopts a relational perspective and examines how collaborative energy…
Flexibility as a justice fix? A systematic review of demand-side response implications for energy-vulnerable households
Demand-Side Response (DSR) programmes reshape how energy is consumed at the residential level to ease pressure on the electricity grid by encouraging more responsive consumption patterns. Although often presented as a neutral optimisation mechanism, DSR can have differentiated impacts across social groups. This systematic review synthesised empirical evidence from 66 articles on the association between DSR and energy vulnerability. Using a vulner…
Rethinking electricity demand-side response
Gender stereotypes and empowerment of women in energy cooperatives
Energy cooperatives are witnessing substantial growth across the European Union. However, despite the desire to be inclusive and to foster diversity, the representation of women in energy cooperatives is still limited. The study aimed to verify the strength of the endorsement of gender stereotypes within energy cooperatives and, in the case of women, the factors stereotypes are associated to. Data were collected in two cooperatives, ènostra in It…
Analysing perspectives on capital, mutual, and general interest
Renewable energy cooperatives (RECs) play a pivotal role in advancing a new energy paradigm that prioritizes equity and inclusivity. However, there is often ambiguity regarding their potential since their core principle of functioning revolves around serving the mutual interests of their members by providing energy services rather than addressing general- interest missions. Moreover, RECs still operate as businesses that are economically viable a…
The gendered division of unpaid labor during the Covid-19 crisis
This study examines whether and how the lockdown due to the Covid-19 epidemic affected the division of household activities between partners in a sample of dual-earner heterosexual couples in Italy. Although women have been more and more present on the labor market, inequality in household activities remains high, with Italian women doing 86,4% of house chores and childcare tasks. Past research sought an explanation without reaching consensus, no…
The gendered division of unpaid labor during the Covid-19 crisis
This study examines whether and how the lockdown due to the Covid-19 epidemic affected the division of household activities between partners in a sample of dual-earner heterosexual couples in Italy. Although women have been more and more present on the labor market, inequality in household activities remains high, with Italian women doing 86,4% of house chores and childcare tasks. Past research sought an explanation without reaching consensus, no…
Rethinking electricity demand-side response
Gender stereotypes and empowerment of women in energy cooperatives
Energy cooperatives are witnessing substantial growth across the European Union. However, despite the desire to be inclusive and to foster diversity, the representation of women in energy cooperatives is still limited. The study aimed to verify the strength of the endorsement of gender stereotypes within energy cooperatives and, in the case of women, the factors stereotypes are associated to. Data were collected in two cooperatives, ènostra in It…
Analysing perspectives on capital, mutual, and general interest
Renewable energy cooperatives (RECs) play a pivotal role in advancing a new energy paradigm that prioritizes equity and inclusivity. However, there is often ambiguity regarding their potential since their core principle of functioning revolves around serving the mutual interests of their members by providing energy services rather than addressing general- interest missions. Moreover, RECs still operate as businesses that are economically viable a…
The gendered division of unpaid labor during the Covid-19 crisis
This study examines whether and how the lockdown due to the Covid-19 epidemic affected the division of household activities between partners in a sample of dual-earner heterosexual couples in Italy. Although women have been more and more present on the labor market, inequality in household activities remains high, with Italian women doing 86,4% of house chores and childcare tasks. Past research sought an explanation without reaching consensus, no…
Gender stereotypes and empowerment of women in energy cooperatives
Energy cooperatives are witnessing substantial growth across the European Union. However, despite the desire to be inclusive and to foster diversity, the representation of women in energy cooperatives is still limited. The study aimed to verify the strength of the endorsement of gender stereotypes within energy cooperatives and, in the case of women, the factors stereotypes are associated to. Data were collected in two cooperatives, ènostra in It…
Analysing perspectives on capital, mutual, and general interest
Renewable energy cooperatives (RECs) play a pivotal role in advancing a new energy paradigm that prioritizes equity and inclusivity. However, there is often ambiguity regarding their potential since their core principle of functioning revolves around serving the mutual interests of their members by providing energy services rather than addressing general- interest missions. Moreover, RECs still operate as businesses that are economically viable a…
Rethinking electricity demand-side response
Relational work in collaborative energy renovation
Energy renovation policies have expanded rapidly, yet renovation rates remain below climate targets and policy outcomes remain uneven. One reason is that dominant policy approaches rely largely on techno-economic framings, paying insufficient attention to the relational conditions through which renovation projects are organised and implemented. To address this gap, this article adopts a relational perspective and examines how collaborative energy…
Flexibility as a justice fix? A systematic review of demand-side response implications for energy-vulnerable households
Demand-Side Response (DSR) programmes reshape how energy is consumed at the residential level to ease pressure on the electricity grid by encouraging more responsive consumption patterns. Although often presented as a neutral optimisation mechanism, DSR can have differentiated impacts across social groups. This systematic review synthesised empirical evidence from 66 articles on the association between DSR and energy vulnerability. Using a vulner…
Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Energy (signal processing (2 works) · Energy and Environment Impacts (2 works) · Flexibility (engineering (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Political science (2 works)