Katarzyna Iwińska
Biographic Data
| ID | 6902794 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katarzyna Iwińska |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katarzyna |
| FAMILY NAME | Iwińska |
| SIGNATURE | IWIŃSKA K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Collegium Civitas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7337-915X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Managing ignorance
Glocalisation of hydrogen sociotechnical imaginaries in Poland - local technocratic scenarios to align with global transitions
Although Poland is the third-largest hydrogen producer in the European Union, it struggles to limit the carbon emissions in the process of its production and transform into low-carbon (green) hydrogen. Our investigation examines the dominant sociotechnical imaginaries of hydrogen technologies implementation in Poland and integrates them with the framework of glocalisation to reveal how hydrogen STIs operate outside core green hydrogen hubs. Throu…
Energy Citizenship and Its Application in the Energy Transition in Poland
Energy citizenship, a concept that frames individuals and communities as active participants in energy transitions, has gained significant attention as a critical element in achieving sustainable and just energy systems. This paper builds on Devine-Wright’s (2007) foundational work by exploring the concept of energy citizenship as a multidimensional and evolving phenomenon. It analyses current trends in energy citizenship, including community ene…
Academia as a driver of change
Purpose This study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of pro-environmental behavior (PEB) research within higher education institutions (HEIs), highlighting current trends and future challenges. Design/methodology/approach Using 198 journal articles from the Web of Science, the study conducts co-citation, bibliographic coupling and co-word analyses to map influential publications and forecast trends. Findings The co-citation analysis reveal…
Zielony wodór
W obliczu globalnego wyzwania, jakim jest redukcja emisji gazów cieplarnianych, kraje Unii Europejskiej dążą do osiągnięcia neutralności emisyjnej m.in. poprzez wdrażanie technologii wodorowych w procesie dywersyfikacji energetycznej i realizacji sprawiedliwej transformacji. Artykuł opiera się na analizie dyskursu prasowego na temat wodoru w latach 2016–2022 z wykorzystaniem narzędzi Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies (CADS) i jakościowej analizy …
Elucidating human–nature connectedness in three EU countries
Strengthening positive human–nature relationships is seen as a way to more pro‐environmental behaviour and leads to a greater environmental sustainability. Therefore, understanding human–nature relationships has attracted increasing attention among researchers. Nature connectedness is a concept developed to measure such relationships. Since nature connectedness is complex and context dependent phenomenon, more research comparing sociocultural and…
Epistemic justice impossible? Expert perceptions of the participatory monitoring of geo-energy projects in Poland
Achieving energy democracy requires public engagement and social inclusion in decision-making, but meaningful conversations between different groups are essential. In this study, we explore the possibility for such conversations through participatory monitoring practices around energy technology, using geoengineering projects as an example. Despite being central to the attention of local communities, these projects can be conceptually distant and…
From framework to boundary object? Reviewing gaps and critical trends in global energy justice research
The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social implications of greenhouse gas emission reductions. At the moment, EJ is defined as a framework for discussing fairness in energy systems and operates as an umbrella term to signify various concerns related to energy development across diverse groups to enable communication. Thus, we…
Learning by Doing
The objective of this article is to critically and reflectively describe the idea of education for sustainable development (ESD) in the context of higher education. We tackle the possibilities of implementation some useful skills and competences in the process of students' sociological training. Firstly, the concept of ESD is discussed and its framework is presented focusing on the social aspect of sustainable development. Then we introduce a lin…
From framework to boundary object? Reviewing gaps and critical trends in global energy justice research
The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social implications of greenhouse gas emission reductions. At the moment, EJ is defined as a framework for discussing fairness in energy systems and operates as an umbrella term to signify various concerns related to energy development across diverse groups to enable communication. Thus, we…
Epistemic justice impossible? Expert perceptions of the participatory monitoring of geo-energy projects in Poland
Achieving energy democracy requires public engagement and social inclusion in decision-making, but meaningful conversations between different groups are essential. In this study, we explore the possibility for such conversations through participatory monitoring practices around energy technology, using geoengineering projects as an example. Despite being central to the attention of local communities, these projects can be conceptually distant and…
Learning by Doing
The objective of this article is to critically and reflectively describe the idea of education for sustainable development (ESD) in the context of higher education. We tackle the possibilities of implementation some useful skills and competences in the process of students' sociological training. Firstly, the concept of ESD is discussed and its framework is presented focusing on the social aspect of sustainable development. Then we introduce a lin…
From framework to boundary object? Reviewing gaps and critical trends in global energy justice research
The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social implications of greenhouse gas emission reductions. At the moment, EJ is defined as a framework for discussing fairness in energy systems and operates as an umbrella term to signify various concerns related to energy development across diverse groups to enable communication. Thus, we…
Elucidating human–nature connectedness in three EU countries
Strengthening positive human–nature relationships is seen as a way to more pro‐environmental behaviour and leads to a greater environmental sustainability. Therefore, understanding human–nature relationships has attracted increasing attention among researchers. Nature connectedness is a concept developed to measure such relationships. Since nature connectedness is complex and context dependent phenomenon, more research comparing sociocultural and…
Epistemic justice impossible? Expert perceptions of the participatory monitoring of geo-energy projects in Poland
Achieving energy democracy requires public engagement and social inclusion in decision-making, but meaningful conversations between different groups are essential. In this study, we explore the possibility for such conversations through participatory monitoring practices around energy technology, using geoengineering projects as an example. Despite being central to the attention of local communities, these projects can be conceptually distant and…
Energy Citizenship and Its Application in the Energy Transition in Poland
Energy citizenship, a concept that frames individuals and communities as active participants in energy transitions, has gained significant attention as a critical element in achieving sustainable and just energy systems. This paper builds on Devine-Wright’s (2007) foundational work by exploring the concept of energy citizenship as a multidimensional and evolving phenomenon. It analyses current trends in energy citizenship, including community ene…
Academia as a driver of change
Purpose This study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of pro-environmental behavior (PEB) research within higher education institutions (HEIs), highlighting current trends and future challenges. Design/methodology/approach Using 198 journal articles from the Web of Science, the study conducts co-citation, bibliographic coupling and co-word analyses to map influential publications and forecast trends. Findings The co-citation analysis reveal…
Zielony wodór
W obliczu globalnego wyzwania, jakim jest redukcja emisji gazów cieplarnianych, kraje Unii Europejskiej dążą do osiągnięcia neutralności emisyjnej m.in. poprzez wdrażanie technologii wodorowych w procesie dywersyfikacji energetycznej i realizacji sprawiedliwej transformacji. Artykuł opiera się na analizie dyskursu prasowego na temat wodoru w latach 2016–2022 z wykorzystaniem narzędzi Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies (CADS) i jakościowej analizy …
Managing ignorance
Glocalisation of hydrogen sociotechnical imaginaries in Poland - local technocratic scenarios to align with global transitions
Although Poland is the third-largest hydrogen producer in the European Union, it struggles to limit the carbon emissions in the process of its production and transform into low-carbon (green) hydrogen. Our investigation examines the dominant sociotechnical imaginaries of hydrogen technologies implementation in Poland and integrates them with the framework of glocalisation to reveal how hydrogen STIs operate outside core green hydrogen hubs. Throu…
Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Risk Perception and Management (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Economic Justice (2 works)