移行期におけるエネルギー正義:環境意識と公平な便益を育む人文科学の役割
Energy Justice Amid the Transition: The Role of the Humanities in Fostering Environmental Awareness and Equitable Benefits (原題)
Arthauli Claudya Agnescia Ambarita, Chaeranny Ratna Syafira Aslam, Dava Salsabila, Aurielle Azzahra, Rita Markus Idulfilastri
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日本語
インドネシアのエネルギー転換を、技術変化だけでなく社会・文化・倫理的な課題として捉えた質的研究。環境問題への認識は比較的高いものの、転換を支える行動との間にギャップがあると指摘する。文献レビューと内容分析、聞き取りから、価値観と行動の乖離、地域の物語・文化的価値の役割、再生可能エネルギー事業への参加の非包摂性、公平なエネルギー政策の必要性という4テーマを導出。人文科学的視点をエネルギー正義研究に統合する枠組みを提示する。
English
A qualitative study framing Indonesia's energy transition as a social, cultural and ethical process, not merely a technical one. Combining literature review, content analysis and interviews, it identifies four themes: the gap between societal values and action, the role of local narratives and cultural values, limited inclusivity in community participation in renewable projects, and the need for more equitable energy policy. It proposes a conceptual framework integrating the humanities into energy justice research and offers policy guidance for a more participatory, equitable transition.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本ではGX推進と公正移行(just transition)の議論が地域合意形成や再エネ立地の社会的受容性と結びつきつつある。本稿の参加包摂性・文化的価値の視点は、日本の地域エネルギー政策やステークホルダー対話の設計に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
Globally, the just transition is increasingly embedded in ISSB/CSRD social-disclosure expectations and transition-finance taxonomies that require social safeguards. This paper adds a humanities-grounded, Global South perspective on how equity and participation shape transition legitimacy, complementing largely quantitative energy-justice scholarship.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:エネルギー正義研究に人文科学的枠組みを統合する概念的視座を提供する。
🏢実務担当者:再エネ事業の地域合意形成やステークホルダー参加設計の際の社会文化的配慮の参考になる。
🏛政策担当者:公正移行政策において参加の包摂性と公平な便益配分を設計要件として組み込む根拠となる。
📄 Abstract(原文)
Indonesia’s energy transition involves social, cultural, and ethical challenges alongside technical change. Despite relatively high public awareness of environmental issues and climate change, a gap persists between awareness and action supporting the transition. This study examined the role of the humanities, encompassing narrative, cultural representation, ethical awareness, and public participation, in fostering environmental concern and promoting equitable benefit distribution. A descriptive qualitative approach combined literature review and content analysis of scholarly journal articles, books, government policy documents, and interview data from relevant informants. Four principal themes emerged: the disparity between societal values and actions; the role of local narratives and cultural values in cultivating environmental concern; limited inclusivity in community participation in renewable energy projects; and the need for more equitable energy policies. These findings frame the energy transition as a social process in which humanities perspectives can help connect technical policies with communities’ social realities. The study highlights the importance of culturally grounded environmental engagement, inclusive participation, and attention to equity in transition governance. It contributes to the development of a conceptual framework integrating the humanities into energy justice studies and offers policy guidance for stakeholders seeking a more humane, participatory, and equitable energy transition in Indonesia.
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