Javier Lloveras
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 360640 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Javier Lloveras |
| PRENOMES | Javier |
| SOBRENOME | Lloveras |
| ASSINATURA | LLOVERAS J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Manchester Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7780-9380 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
On ‘the Politics of Repair Beyond Repair’
This paper analyses the right to repair (R2R) movement through the lens of radical democracy, elucidating the opportunities and limitations for advancing a democratic repair ethics against a backdrop of power imbalances and vested interests. We commence our analysis by exploring broader political-economic trends, demonstrating that Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are increasingly shifting towards asset-based repair strategies. In this lan…
Science, Technology and Innovation for a Post-growth Society
Transport innovations in the cracks
The post-growth literature has recently started to engage with transport and mobilities in more depth. However, despite its radical societal critique, it has done so largely in ways that either reproduce recommendations of the sustainable mobilities paradigm or apply context-independent post-growth frameworks without sustained empirical analysis. The literature has thereby largely “closed down” more open-ended explorations of what kind of transpo…
Practising post-normal science through art-science collaborations
Directing innovation through confrontation and democratisation
Technological innovation can serve a multitude of conflicting and diverse interests, often reflecting prevailing worldviews and ideologies. This article focuses on the shaping of innovation directionality in the context of digital platform capitalism, which has emerged as a powerful innovation paradigm. Simultaneously, digital platforms have sparked significant concerns regarding labour rights, economic inequalities, and injustices. We investigat…
The infrastructural conditions of (de-)growth
Infrastructure studies represent a domain that remains significantly uncharted among degrowth scholars. This is paradoxical considering that infrastructures constitute a fundamental prerequisite for the equitable distribution of many aspects of human well-being that degrowth proponents emphasize. Nonetheless, the substantial resource and energy consumption associated with infrastructures cannot be overlooked. The internet offers an instructive ca…
The Transformative Potential of Everyday Life
This paper proposes that everyday life in housing contains the possibility to shape and transform its material, cultural, and social conditions.Mobilizing a materialist ontology and insights from human geography, we examine how shared spaces manifest practices of togetherness which prefigure the enactment of socioecological degrowth.We draw on ethnographic fieldwork on a housing estate in Manchester (UK) to identify practices that characterize ev…
Organizing degrowth
As degrowth notions begin to gain traction within business schools and organization and management studies (OMS), this paper draws on Science and Technology Studies to interrogate the ontological politics of enacting degrowth in this relatively new context. We argue that the ‘degrowth multiple’ is a boundary object which takes on different forms as it circulates among different epistemic communities and within their respective boundaries, institu…
Mobilising Sense of Place for Degrowth? Lessons From Lancashire's Anti-fracking Activism
The Role of Emotion Discourse and Pathic Stigma in the Delegitimization of Consumer Practices
Drawing on institutional theory and discursive psychology, this article elucidates how actors use emotion discourse to undermine the legitimacy of consumer practices. Based on an empirical investigation of the bullfighting controversy in Spain, our work shows how activists engage in the production and circulation of compelling emotional prototypes of their adversaries. Such emotional prototypes constitute the discursive foundations of a pathic st…
Mobilising Sense of Place for Degrowth? Lessons From Lancashire's Anti-fracking Activism
The Role of Emotion Discourse and Pathic Stigma in the Delegitimization of Consumer Practices
Drawing on institutional theory and discursive psychology, this article elucidates how actors use emotion discourse to undermine the legitimacy of consumer practices. Based on an empirical investigation of the bullfighting controversy in Spain, our work shows how activists engage in the production and circulation of compelling emotional prototypes of their adversaries. Such emotional prototypes constitute the discursive foundations of a pathic st…
The infrastructural conditions of (de-)growth
Infrastructure studies represent a domain that remains significantly uncharted among degrowth scholars. This is paradoxical considering that infrastructures constitute a fundamental prerequisite for the equitable distribution of many aspects of human well-being that degrowth proponents emphasize. Nonetheless, the substantial resource and energy consumption associated with infrastructures cannot be overlooked. The internet offers an instructive ca…
The Transformative Potential of Everyday Life
This paper proposes that everyday life in housing contains the possibility to shape and transform its material, cultural, and social conditions.Mobilizing a materialist ontology and insights from human geography, we examine how shared spaces manifest practices of togetherness which prefigure the enactment of socioecological degrowth.We draw on ethnographic fieldwork on a housing estate in Manchester (UK) to identify practices that characterize ev…
Transport innovations in the cracks
The post-growth literature has recently started to engage with transport and mobilities in more depth. However, despite its radical societal critique, it has done so largely in ways that either reproduce recommendations of the sustainable mobilities paradigm or apply context-independent post-growth frameworks without sustained empirical analysis. The literature has thereby largely “closed down” more open-ended explorations of what kind of transpo…
Organizing degrowth
As degrowth notions begin to gain traction within business schools and organization and management studies (OMS), this paper draws on Science and Technology Studies to interrogate the ontological politics of enacting degrowth in this relatively new context. We argue that the ‘degrowth multiple’ is a boundary object which takes on different forms as it circulates among different epistemic communities and within their respective boundaries, institu…
Mobilising Sense of Place for Degrowth? Lessons From Lancashire's Anti-fracking Activism
The Role of Emotion Discourse and Pathic Stigma in the Delegitimization of Consumer Practices
Drawing on institutional theory and discursive psychology, this article elucidates how actors use emotion discourse to undermine the legitimacy of consumer practices. Based on an empirical investigation of the bullfighting controversy in Spain, our work shows how activists engage in the production and circulation of compelling emotional prototypes of their adversaries. Such emotional prototypes constitute the discursive foundations of a pathic st…
The infrastructural conditions of (de-)growth
Infrastructure studies represent a domain that remains significantly uncharted among degrowth scholars. This is paradoxical considering that infrastructures constitute a fundamental prerequisite for the equitable distribution of many aspects of human well-being that degrowth proponents emphasize. Nonetheless, the substantial resource and energy consumption associated with infrastructures cannot be overlooked. The internet offers an instructive ca…
The Transformative Potential of Everyday Life
This paper proposes that everyday life in housing contains the possibility to shape and transform its material, cultural, and social conditions.Mobilizing a materialist ontology and insights from human geography, we examine how shared spaces manifest practices of togetherness which prefigure the enactment of socioecological degrowth.We draw on ethnographic fieldwork on a housing estate in Manchester (UK) to identify practices that characterize ev…
Directing innovation through confrontation and democratisation
Technological innovation can serve a multitude of conflicting and diverse interests, often reflecting prevailing worldviews and ideologies. This article focuses on the shaping of innovation directionality in the context of digital platform capitalism, which has emerged as a powerful innovation paradigm. Simultaneously, digital platforms have sparked significant concerns regarding labour rights, economic inequalities, and injustices. We investigat…
On ‘the Politics of Repair Beyond Repair’
This paper analyses the right to repair (R2R) movement through the lens of radical democracy, elucidating the opportunities and limitations for advancing a democratic repair ethics against a backdrop of power imbalances and vested interests. We commence our analysis by exploring broader political-economic trends, demonstrating that Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are increasingly shifting towards asset-based repair strategies. In this lan…
Science, Technology and Innovation for a Post-growth Society
Transport innovations in the cracks
The post-growth literature has recently started to engage with transport and mobilities in more depth. However, despite its radical societal critique, it has done so largely in ways that either reproduce recommendations of the sustainable mobilities paradigm or apply context-independent post-growth frameworks without sustained empirical analysis. The literature has thereby largely “closed down” more open-ended explorations of what kind of transpo…
Practising post-normal science through art-science collaborations
Sociology (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Degrowth (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Environmental ethics (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Social science (3 obras)