The DEMAND centre <\/a>– for lots of information on current research on the dynamics of energy, mobility and demand.<\/p>\n Practice theory methodologies do not exist\u00a0<\/a> Articles in the Conversation Reflections on the 2015 Lancaster power cuts An interview with Paul Mason, on concepts of normality (2021)\u00a0 <\/a>In which we chat about the social organisation of what counts as normal<\/p>\n The Extraordinary Lecture – a 45 minute film<\/a> of how the social sciences can help climate change policy, based on the Transitions in Practice fellowship<\/p>\n Waterhouses Village Hall\u00a0 <\/a>for the latest news from Waterhouses<\/p>\n Thurnham mews photos <\/a><\/p>\n Joss Shove – prints<\/a> for a selection of nice pictures<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The DEMAND centre – for lots of information on current research on the dynamics of energy, mobility and demand. Practice theory methodologies do not exist\u00a0 A contribution to the practice theory methdologies blog Articles in the Conversation All this talk … Continue reading
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\nA contribution to the practice theory methdologies blog<\/p>\n
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\nAll this talk about lights hides bigger energy challenges
\n<\/a>Smart meters don’t make us any smarter about energy use<\/a>
\nSize is everything at Christmas and your oven is no exception<\/a>.
\nNo more meters: lets make energy a service not a commodity
\n<\/a>Smoking, drinking and eating – public health should not be all about the individual<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nThe pervasiveness of power<\/a>
\nWhen is the power really on?<\/a>
\nWhere the power lies
\nWhat is going on?<\/a> – a four minute film we made following the 2015 Lancaster power cuts.<\/p>\n
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