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Publications by Noel Longhurst
Mapping Diverse Visions of Energy Transitions: Co-Producing Sociotechnical Imaginaries
Sustainability Science
Development
Planetary Change
Management
Monitoring
Nature
Landscape Conservation
Global
Ecology
Planning
Health
Political Science
Policy
Law
Sociology
Geography
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Ecological Economics
Economics
Econometrics
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The Role of Local Energy Initiatives in Co-Producing Sustainable Places
Sustainability Science
Development
Planetary Change
Management
Monitoring
Nature
Landscape Conservation
Global
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Utopian Visions for Buenos Aires Shantytowns: Collective Imaginaries of Housing Rights, Upgrading and Eviction (1956-2013)
Bulletin of Latin American Research
Development
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Contested Visions and Sociotechnical Expectations of Electric Mobility and Vehicle-To-Grid Innovation in Five Nordic Countries
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions
Renewable Energy
the Environment
Social Sciences
Sustainability
Environmental Science
Geographical Perspectives on Sociotechnical Transitions and Emerging Bio-Economies: Introduction to a Special Issue
Technology Analysis and Strategic Management
Management Science
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Color Universal Design : Towards Barrier-Free Design for Diverse Color Visions
Journal of Information Processing and Management
Health Implications of Diverse Visions of Urban Spaces: Bridging the Formal-Informal Divide
Frontiers in Public Health
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Spatial Dialectics: Pursuing Geospatial Imaginaries With Word Embedding Models and Mapping
