The same old story – or not? How storytelling can support inclusive local energy policy

Mourik, Ruth; Sonetti, Giulia; Robison, Rosie

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2021.101940

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Bruner (2002:65) summarises this succinctly -'self-making is a narrative art'. Here, storytelling allows the teller to challenge assumptions and restory a life (Mancini, 2019;McLean et al, 2007), with stories both enabling the imagining of other worlds and supporting the teller in actively working towards them (González-Monteagudo, 2011;Mourik et al, 2021;McLean et al, 2007). Patients who lead change seek to bring such other worlds into being through making a difference to something which matters to them.…”

Section: Understanding Death As a Social Phenomenon Within The Macros...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These tales, seeking to catalyse listeners into specific action (Abma and Widdershoven, 2005), can be told through words, images and sounds (Haigh and Hardy, 2011). These are Goodchild et al's (2017) persuasive stories, which inspire us to see differently, feel empathy and overcome conflict, support inclusion and participation and set collective agendas for local policy action (Mourik et al, 2021).…”

Section: Catalysing Actionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Two-Phase Qualitative Enquiry Into Storytelling’s Potential to Support Palliative Care Patient-Led Change, Using a Systematic Review Approach

Roberts

2024

Omega (Westport)

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A terminal diagnosis can diminish an individual’s sense of agency and identity. Leading change appears to restore a sense of agential self. The first phase of this literature review explores factors influencing patient-led change across the palliative care ecosystem. The second phase illuminates how storytelling can support palliative care patients in leading ecosystem-wide change. 35 studies were identified in Phase 1 and 36 in Phase 2. This research highlights the need to situate patient leadership activity within a palliative care ecosystem to understand factors likely to support or hinder patient leadership activity within it. The evidence indicates the potential use of storytelling to support patients with a life-limiting illness to lead change across the palliative care ecosystem. This challenges current conceptualisations of such patients and offers them instead as an additional source of palliative care support.

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Section: Understanding Death As a Social Phenomenon Within The Macros...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Catalysing Actionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Two-Phase Qualitative Enquiry Into Storytelling’s Potential to Support Palliative Care Patient-Led Change, Using a Systematic Review Approach

Roberts

2024

Omega (Westport)

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“…the future. Citizen participation is constantly growing, and the necessary tools are yet available (Breukers et al, 2013;Mourik et al, 2021).…”

Section: The Smart Cities Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…But building users, want an approach that takes their personal situation into account. Non-Energy Benefits (NEB) (Cagno et al, 2019) Also play an important role and as a higher education we want a more holistic approach, not only energy efficiency projects (Breukers et al, 2013) and (Mourik et al, 2021). So, the idea was born from the living lab campus of the PXL Green & tech department to incorporate all "users" of these building (not only the facility manager) and to set up a tender in collaboration with Vlaams Energiebedrijf (2021) for new MEPC (Maintenance Energy Performing Contract) (Scharmer et al, 2006) (Bleyl et al, 2019), (Well, 2021) for a "healthy building for a healthy mind in a healthy environment".…”

Section: Pxl Uasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends in Sustainable Energy Innovation: transition teams

Franco¹,

Segers²,

Herlaar³

et al. 2022

jim

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We focus on transition teams and social interactions and innovation in three energy cases. In PXL University of Applied Sciences, the transition team is built using the quadruple helix framework. Arestart has been made from here to put a new M(aintenance) E(nergy) P(erformance) C(ontract) on the market for (campus) buildings. The transition team is a catalyst to include sustainability within the mission and vision. PXL is the first Flemish higher education institution to acquire the SDG Pioneer label awarded by the UN. Stedin Netbeheer, (distribution system operators) though strictly regulated, has set itself the goal of accelerating the energy transition where possible. The transition team focuses on ensuring that the technical blue-collar employees obtain more decisiveness and greater autonomy necessary to “do different” and “organize differently”. In the grassroot experiment in Haarlem the transition team improves environmental and climate indicators (reduction of CO2, NOX and particulate matter, creation of more vacant spaces, ….), together with behavioral changes. It is indicated how the transition team worked and progressed towards “coalitions for change” and how “change processes” have started. These paradigm shifts to new “energy systems” in combination with new business models and societal transition are needed to achieve a post carbon society.

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“…Given that multi-method datasets can introduce novelty and improve rigour [93], we used a qualitative dataset made up of project stakeholder workshops 8 (n=4; n= 21participants) and online secondary documents (n=93). Like the work of Süsser et al [66], our multi-method qualitative dataset allowed for an in-depth understanding of socio-geographic context within local energy transitions [see also 94].…”

Section: Datasetmentioning

confidence: 99%

What is ‘local’ about Smart Local Energy Systems? Emerging stakeholder geographies of decentralised energy in the United Kingdom

Walker

Devine‐Wright

Rohse

et al. 2021

Energy Research & Social Science

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The same old story – or not? How storytelling can support inclusive local energy policy

Cited by 19 publications

References 78 publications

A Two-Phase Qualitative Enquiry Into Storytelling’s Potential to Support Palliative Care Patient-Led Change, Using a Systematic Review Approach

A Two-Phase Qualitative Enquiry Into Storytelling’s Potential to Support Palliative Care Patient-Led Change, Using a Systematic Review Approach

Trends in Sustainable Energy Innovation: transition teams

What is ‘local’ about Smart Local Energy Systems? Emerging stakeholder geographies of decentralised energy in the United Kingdom

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