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2017Energy colonialism and the role of the global in local responses to new energy infrastructures in the UK: a critical and exploratory empirical analysisBatel, S.; Devine-Wright, P.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2016Too many PhDs? An invalid argument for countries developing their scientific and academic systems: the case of PortugalSantos, J. M.; Horta, H.; Heitor, M.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2021Pro-environmental behaviours at work: The interactive role of norms and attitudinal ambivalenceMouro, C.; Lomba, V.; Duarte, A. P.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2016Is it the place or the people? Disentangling the effects of hospitals' physical and social environments on well-beingAndrade, C. C.; Lima, M. L.; Devlin, A. S.; Hernandez, B.ArtigoAcesso Embargado
2018Past-present discontinuity in ecological change and marine governance: an integrated narrative approach to artisanal fishingMouro, C.; Santos, T.; Castro, P.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2018A critical discussion of research on the social acceptance of renewable energy generation and associated infrastructures and an agenda for the futureBatel, S.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2023Politicizing hydroelectric power plants in Portugal: Spatio-temporal injustices and psychosocial impacts of renewable energy colonialism in the Global NorthBatel, S.; Küpers, S.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2019A text mining and topic modelling perspective of ethnic marketing researchMoro, S.; Pires, G.; Rita, P.; Cortez, P.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2017A conceptual framework for understanding the social acceptance of energy infrastructure: insights from energy storageDevine-Wright, P.; Batel, S.; Aas, O.; Sovacool, B.; Labelle, M. C.; Ruud, A.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2020Using NIMBY rhetoric as a political resource to negotiate responses to local energy infrastructure: a power line case studyBatel, S.; Devine-Wright, P.ArtigoAcesso Aberto

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