Revealing hidden injustice: barriers to citizen participation among migrants in the energy transition of the Hague
Sander ten Caat,
Nynke van Uffelen,
Eefje Cuppen
Abstract:Citizen participation is key to learn of actors’ lived experiences for the design of just energy policies. Many members of society, however, experience barriers to participation. As a result, the injustices they experience are likely to remain hidden from public decision-making processes. This paper applies the “hidden morality” framework to a case study of migrants with a low socio-economic status (SES) in the Dutch city of The Hague. Through the analysis of 15 policy documents and 26 semi-structured intervie… Show more
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