Lucía Liste
Biographic Data
| ID | 6693672 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucía Liste |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucía |
| FAMILY NAME | Liste |
| SIGNATURE | LISTE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | NTNU Samfunnsforskning |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4104-8273 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Unmasking sentiments
The COVID-19 pandemic was marked by widespread uncertainty, and social media emerged as a dominant form of social interaction during lockdowns and physical distancing. These platforms have become powerful tools for assessing and monitoring macroscale trends in public discourse, offering valuable insights into societal dynamics during this time. This study contributes to the understanding of the evolving public sentiment in Italy during various ph…
Script Tales from a Rural Participatory Research Process
This article critically reflects on a participatory research and co-design process within rural energy transitions, focusing on energy citizenship in the small town of Overhalla in Norway. Based on Citizen Action Labs (CALs) - as a participatory co-design tool - this article is a retrospective methodological reflection that addresses the research question: How are expectations of a more participatory energy transition enacted in a rural community…
Participation as a pathway to procedural justice
The engagement of citizens in the energy transition through a variety of energy initiatives is an important component of a just energy transition. Through analyses of 378 energy initiatives, along with 81 interviews with energy professionals across eight European countries, including Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Germany, Italy, Norway, Switzerland, and Türkiye, we examine how and in what ways these initiatives address justice outcomes. Specifically…
Contestation is the process
Road transport has become one of the most politically contested domains of decarbonization, as measures such as road pricing redistribute costs and responsibilities in ways that directly shape everyday life. These conflicts signal a broader shift in climate governance, where low-carbon transitions increasingly hinge not on public acceptance but on political struggle. This article addresses this challenge by examining how contestation actively sha…
From dispersed practices to radical socio-technical imaginaries
How to engage diverse groups of people in the energy transition in Europe is a pressing issue, one that requires grappling with the role of collectivities and social change dynamics. Based on the results of multi-form Citizen Action Labs (CAL) in four European cities, this article details the different ways in which energy citizenship was practised, drawing from an analysis of survey and workshop data, national reports, and exchanges between rese…
Consumer, client or citizen? How Norwegian local governments domesticate website technology and configure their users
Local governments' websites are important gateways for residents wishing to interact with public institutions online, and the establishment and development of such websites stand out among governmental initiatives to improve their performance. Drawing on domestication theory to apply a change-oriented perspective, the paper analyses how Norwegian local governments domesticate website technology to make websites and configure their users, based up…
The blog versus big brother
1 The data and DO files are available for downloading at http://www.svt.ntnu.no/iss/Indra.de.Soysa/default.htm. Information and communications technologies (ICTs) prominently feature in the current wave of globalisation. Sceptics of globalisation suggest that the new technology will hamstring governments from acting in the interests of ordinary people and for furthering communitarian values, leading to demobilisation of reform movements and empow…
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The blog versus big brother
1 The data and DO files are available for downloading at http://www.svt.ntnu.no/iss/Indra.de.Soysa/default.htm. Information and communications technologies (ICTs) prominently feature in the current wave of globalisation. Sceptics of globalisation suggest that the new technology will hamstring governments from acting in the interests of ordinary people and for furthering communitarian values, leading to demobilisation of reform movements and empow…
Consumer, client or citizen? How Norwegian local governments domesticate website technology and configure their users
Local governments' websites are important gateways for residents wishing to interact with public institutions online, and the establishment and development of such websites stand out among governmental initiatives to improve their performance. Drawing on domestication theory to apply a change-oriented perspective, the paper analyses how Norwegian local governments domesticate website technology to make websites and configure their users, based up…
From dispersed practices to radical socio-technical imaginaries
How to engage diverse groups of people in the energy transition in Europe is a pressing issue, one that requires grappling with the role of collectivities and social change dynamics. Based on the results of multi-form Citizen Action Labs (CAL) in four European cities, this article details the different ways in which energy citizenship was practised, drawing from an analysis of survey and workshop data, national reports, and exchanges between rese…
Unmasking sentiments
The COVID-19 pandemic was marked by widespread uncertainty, and social media emerged as a dominant form of social interaction during lockdowns and physical distancing. These platforms have become powerful tools for assessing and monitoring macroscale trends in public discourse, offering valuable insights into societal dynamics during this time. This study contributes to the understanding of the evolving public sentiment in Italy during various ph…
Script Tales from a Rural Participatory Research Process
This article critically reflects on a participatory research and co-design process within rural energy transitions, focusing on energy citizenship in the small town of Overhalla in Norway. Based on Citizen Action Labs (CALs) - as a participatory co-design tool - this article is a retrospective methodological reflection that addresses the research question: How are expectations of a more participatory energy transition enacted in a rural community…
Participation as a pathway to procedural justice
The engagement of citizens in the energy transition through a variety of energy initiatives is an important component of a just energy transition. Through analyses of 378 energy initiatives, along with 81 interviews with energy professionals across eight European countries, including Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Germany, Italy, Norway, Switzerland, and Türkiye, we examine how and in what ways these initiatives address justice outcomes. Specifically…
Contestation is the process
Road transport has become one of the most politically contested domains of decarbonization, as measures such as road pricing redistribute costs and responsibilities in ways that directly shape everyday life. These conflicts signal a broader shift in climate governance, where low-carbon transitions increasingly hinge not on public acceptance but on political struggle. This article addresses this challenge by examining how contestation actively sha…
Political science (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (3 works) · Citizenship (2 works) · Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Public relations (2 works)