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2015•VBN Forskningsportal (Aalborg Universitet)Open access

Introducing and Developing Practice Theory: Towards a Better Understanding of Household Energy Consumption

Kirsten Gram‐Hanssen

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It was the second in a series of international conferences organised by the Nordic research network for Everyday Life Processes in Nordic Welfare Societies (ELPiNOWS), subsequently called Everyday Life Processes in European Societies (ELPiES).The network was founded in 2007 by

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It was the second in a series of international conferences organised by the Nordic research network for Everyday Life Processes in Nordic Welfare Societies (ELPiNOWS), subsequently called Everyday Life Processes in European Societies (ELPiES).The network was founded in 2007 by

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It was the second in a series of international conferences organised by the Nordic research network for Everyday Life Processes in Nordic Welfare Societies (ELPiNOWS), subsequently called Everyday Life Processes in European Societies (ELPiES).The network was founded in 2007 by

Key concepts: Everyday life, Practice theory, Social practice, Appropriation, Consumption (sociology), Sociology, Social theory, Energy (signal processing)

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