If we can’t connect our green mobility infrastructure into functional networks, we won’t drive mobility systems change. This applies to new infrastructure, but is even more critical in making best use of existing infrastructure. Today’s post is brought about by a recent walk to “ventilate my brain”. Coming back from a circuit in Maksimir park,… Continue reading Disconnections and infrastructure
Month: June 2023
Service shenanigans
This is a tale of getting the Haldex (AWD) pump changed in our 2013 Volvo V60. Not my usual sustainability stuff, and I know it’s not exactly fitting that a “climate and sustainability researcher” like myself (sometimes) drives and does so with a vehicle the burns (!) dinosaur juice. Long post. Our car is now… Continue reading Service shenanigans
Legitimacy – multilevel processes
Legitimacy is one of those terms that everyone seems to understand in a different way. In management studies we actually have three different perspectives to legitimacy. For us, it can be a property, a perception or a process. These are of course also traditions, and some academics will adhere to one and not the others.… Continue reading Legitimacy – multilevel processes