2022
DOI: 10.1002/bse.3168
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Stakeholder theory and actor‐network theory: The stakeholder engagement in energy transitions

Abstract: The idea of sustainable development highlights the need to address economic, social, and environmental aspects to preserve the rights and needs of future generations. This paper proposes an association between stakeholder theory (ST) and Actor‐Network Theory (ANT) that can better explain the dynamics of actors in the energy sector, in the context of sociotechnical transitions to sustainability. By selectively examining the way in which different researchers perceive this subject, we intend to address how the e… Show more

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“…According to this notion, even inanimate things like technology might potentially have agency. The term "actor" refers to the "source of an action," which might be either a human or a non-human entity [90]. One actor may only act with other actors and in constellations that enable them to perform since reality is thought to be actively depicted by several actors at a certain moment and place.…”
Section: Actor-network Theory (Ant)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to this notion, even inanimate things like technology might potentially have agency. The term "actor" refers to the "source of an action," which might be either a human or a non-human entity [90]. One actor may only act with other actors and in constellations that enable them to perform since reality is thought to be actively depicted by several actors at a certain moment and place.…”
Section: Actor-network Theory (Ant)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The role of key factors in socio-technological transformations in various industrial sectors is examined using actor-network theory. Actors are often conditioned by their environments, but they have the power to alter them if they make changes that might benefit the organisations and to change the climate for innovation in companies, producers must continually adapt their practises and goods to the market [90].…”
Section: Actor-network Theory (Ant)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stakeholder theory, which is associated with actor-network theory, can explore the relationships among multiple actors within the context of sociotechnical transitions toward sustainability in the energy sector. Upon working with stakeholders in the context of actor-network theory and sociotechnical transitions, the questions of whether all actors are stakeholders and technology itself is an actor would arise [19].…”
Section: Review Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Earnings management is a common practice that managers of traditional firms utilize to adjust discretionary accruals on financial reports so as to make decorations of their firm's short-term financial outlook (Lel, 2019). Such speculative behavior of energy firms' managerial opportunistic behavior can distort the conversion to clean energy and affect energy transition progress in the energy sector (Marcon Nora et al, 2023). Earnings management refers to the practice of manipulating discretionary accruals on financial statements to the extent permitted by the Generally Accepted Accounting Principle (GAAP) in order to maximize a firm's financial position (Healy & Wahlen, 1999).…”
Section: Earnings Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%