Elizabeth Shove is affiliated with Lancaster University in the United Kingdom. Their recent research contributions span topics related to energy, sustainability, health, and social practices. The work explores complex interactions between infrastructures, societal norms, and environmental concerns, emphasizing areas such as renewable energy, public health, and urban development.
Shove's notable recent papers include:
Their collaboration network includes frequent coauthors such as Stanley Blue, Peter Forman, Michael P. Kelly, Jenny Rinkinen, and Jana John, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement across social sciences and energy research.
Shove's research is often featured in journals that focus on the social dimensions of energy, health, and society. Key publication venues include:
Their work contributes to several subfields of study including:
Primary research topics include:
This profile summarizes Elizabeth Shove's multidisciplinary contributions to understanding energy systems, societal behavior, and health-related challenges within the context of environmental sustainability and infrastructure development.
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