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040			_aOLADE _bspa _cOLADE
041			_aeng
082			_a050 _bC6971/2018
100			_aNoboa, Eduardo
245			_aCollaborative energy visioning under conditions of illiberal democracy. _bResults and recommendations from Ecuador
260			_c2018
300			_a17 p. _bgrafs.
520			_aSociotechnical transitions require pressure to be exerted from inside or outside of the prevailing ‘regime’, without which various path dependencies combine to maintain the status quo. Change agents including policy entrepreneurs within the regime, or civil society voices outside, can be sources of such pressure. However, in illiberal democracies or authoritarian regimes, these voices may be little heard or even suppressed. With the premise that this situation calls for protected transition spaces for policy development that are outside of formal institutions, so that policy windows may be taken advantage of should they arise, this paper applies a transdisciplinary transition management arena (TTMA) process whereby civil society and other stakeholders can be engaged in the envisioning of new energy futures.
650			_aEnergía
650			_aTransición Energética
650			_aDemocracia
651			_aEcuador
700			_aUpham, Paul
700			_aHeinrichs, Harald
856			_uhttp://biblioteca.olade.org/opac-tmpl/Documentos/hm000717.pdf
942			_2ddc _cARTD