2021
DOI: 10.3917/flux1.124.0092
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Energie électrique décentralisée et réseau municipal : hautes tensions autour d’un bien commun urbain dans la province du Western Cape (Afrique du Sud)

Abstract: En un temps de profusion d’usage des concepts de bien commun et de commun(s), il est tentant de mobiliser ces derniers pour analyser les évolutions des réseaux électriques municipaux sud-africains. Après un rappel des relations entre ces concepts et le réseau électrique telles qu’elles sont discutées dans la littérature, l’article établit une distinction entre la notion de bien collectif (l’infrastructure) et celle de bien commun (le projet politique d’intégration urbaine et ses valeurs) dont le réseau est à l… Show more

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“…Recent research insisted on the necessity to understand hybridization not only through the heterogeneity of distinct socio-technical systems according to place and social groups, but also on their articulation and interplay at the level of urban configurations (Jaglin and Dubresson, 2021;Rateau and Jaglin, 2020). Beyond a comparative assessment of the technologies through their cost and their appropriation by users, this article shifts the focus on the political interests and the struggles between different groups of users and investors supporting these competing technologies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent research insisted on the necessity to understand hybridization not only through the heterogeneity of distinct socio-technical systems according to place and social groups, but also on their articulation and interplay at the level of urban configurations (Jaglin and Dubresson, 2021;Rateau and Jaglin, 2020). Beyond a comparative assessment of the technologies through their cost and their appropriation by users, this article shifts the focus on the political interests and the struggles between different groups of users and investors supporting these competing technologies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%