Stephen Healy
School of Humanities and Languages
Stephen’s interests include the social, institutional and political aspects of science and technology. He has specific socio-technical expertise, with an emphasis on engaging the social, and more broadly collective, aspects of energy consumption on socio-technical issues, particularly community engagement/participation and on the governance of technology, socio-technical networks and sustainability more generally.
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Publications
| Title & place of publication | Author | Research area | Type | Links | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 'Energy Justice for All? Rethinking Sustainable Development Goal 7 through struggles over traditional energy practices in Sierra Leone Energy Policy', Energy Policy, 105 | Paul Munro, Stephen Healy, Greg van der Horst | Sustainability & general | Journal papers | Energy Policy, 105 | |
| Emissions Trading: 'Grip on reality' or just 'trust in numbers', for the Australian Review of Public Affairs, August 2008 | Stephen Healy, Declan Kuch | Emissions trading | Articles | Australian Review of Public Affairs, PDF | |
| 'The I3A Framework – Enhancing the Sustainability of Off-grid Photovoltaic Energy Service Delivery in Indonesia', Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi Energi, 1 | Stephen Healy, Maria Retnanestri, Hugh Outhred | Sustainability & general, Technology Assessments | Journal papers | Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi Energi, 1, PDF | |
| 'Is There a Sustainable Future for Nuclear Power', IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, 4 | Iain MacGill, Stephen Healy, Hugh Outhred | Technology Assessments | Journal papers | IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, 4, PDF | |
| Off-grid Photovoltaic Applications in Indonesia: An Analysis of Preliminary Fieldwork Experience in Proc. ANZSES'2003, Melbourne, November, 2003 | Stephen Healy, Maria Retnanestri, H. Outhred | Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation, Sustainability & general | Archived | ANZSES, PDF | |
| Off-Grid PV Applications in Indonesia: A Framework for Analysis in Proc. AUPEC2003, New Zealand, September, 2003 | Stephen Healy, Maria Retnanestri, H. Outhred | Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation, Sustainability & general | Archived | AUPEC, PDF |