Crafting the expert-advocate: training and recruitment efforts in the carbon dioxide capture and storage community
Crafting the expert-advocate: training and recruitment efforts in the carbon dioxide capture and storage community
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打造专家倡导者：二氧化碳捕获和储存领域的培训和招聘工作
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10.1080/13511610.2016.1214819
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2017
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M. Gjefsen
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作者：
M. Gjefsen
本文介绍了一个案例研究的招聘工作围绕碳捕获和储存（CCS），探讨专家社区如何内化的社会层面设想的能源转型的途径。CCS社区的成员认为，该技术的实现取决于跨越一系列“障碍”，如公众的恐惧和抵制，加剧了政策支持的斗争。社区支持的培训场所招募了针对这些障碍的实际干预措施的主要人员。活动还坚持必要的解释灵活性，支持异质倡导联盟，有时在能源转型中有不同的利益。专家倡导者的概念，专家准备跨技术社会系统的干预措施，提出了一个新的分析援助，为未来的研究社会反身专家社区。
This article presents a case study of recruitment efforts around carbon capture and storage (CCS) to explore how expert communities internalize the societal dimensions of envisioned pathways for energy transitions. Members of the CCS community see the technology’s realization as being dependent on traversing a range of “barriers”, such as public fears and resistance that exacerbate struggles for policy support. Community-supported training venues prime recruits for practical interventions that target these barriers. Events also uphold necessary interpretive flexibilities that support heterogeneous advocacy coalition with at times diverging interests in energy transitions. The concept of expert-advocates, experts primed for interventions across technical-social systems, is proposed as a new analytic aid for future studies of socially reflexive expert communities.