遵从还是改变?沼气系统社会嵌入的比较案例分析

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS
Hanna Zanatta
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新的社会技术系统的传播对于应对当代可持续性挑战至关重要。在社会嵌入的文献背景下,本文探讨了作为共同构建创新及其社会环境过程的社会技术系统的扩散。本文采用比较研究设计来分析沼气系统在巴西四个州的扩散。在此过程中,本文做出了两个贡献。首先,它对适应-顺应和拉伸-转化类型的细微差别做出了贡献,表明创新不仅在社会环境中表现出混合模式,而且在不同部门(例如农业、卫生和废物管理)中也表现出混合模式。此外,创新在不同的行政级别(如市、州和国家)表现出混合的一致性和转换模式。其次,它将社会嵌入研究的经验基础扩大到全球南方和沼气技术,这分别代表了一个碎片化的背景和一个复杂的创新。总之,本文有助于进一步理解为什么多功能社会技术系统,如沼气系统,在某些情况下扩散,而不是在其他情况下。
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To conform or to transform? A comparative case analysis of the societal embedding of biogas systems
The diffusion of new socio-technical systems is essential for tackling contemporary sustainability challenges. Against the backdrop of literature on societal embedding this paper explores the diffusion of socio-technical systems as a process of co-constructing innovations and their societal environments. This paper uses a comparative research design to analyze the diffusion of biogas systems across four Brazilian states. In doing so, this paper makes two contributions. First, it contributes with nuances regarding the fit-and-conform and stretch-and-transform typology, showing that innovations exhibit not only hybrid patterns across societal environments but also across different sectors (e.g. agriculture, sanitation, and waste management). Furthermore, innovations exhibit hybrid conform and transform patterns across different administrative levels (e.g. municipal, state, and national). Second, it broadens the empirical base of societal embedding studies to the Global South and biogas technologies which represent a fragmented context and a complex innovation, respectively. Altogether, the paper contributes to further understanding of why multi-functional socio-technical systems, such as biogas systems, diffuse in certain contexts and not in others.
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ACS Applied Bio Materials
ACS Applied Bio Materials Chemistry-Chemistry (all)
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