Governing sustainable hydropower transformation in Indonesia: Negotiating trade-offs, perspectives, and goals through a social-ecological-technological systems (SETS) lens

Keyphrases

• Indonesia 100%
• Sustainable Hydropower 100%
• Social-ecological-technological Systems 100%
• Hydropower 40%
• Governance Arrangements 40%
• Hydropower Development 40%
• Hydroelectric Dams 40%
• Governance Challenges 40%
• Local Community 20%
• Social-ecological 20%
• Fisheries 20%
• Food Security 20%
• Systems Approach 20%
• South-East Asia 20%
• Resilience 20%
• Goodness-of-fit 20%
• Water Flow 20%
• Social-ecological Systems 20%
• Fish Passage 20%
• Dam Construction 20%
• Renewable Energy 20%
• Social Economics 20%
• Window of Opportunity 20%
• River Ecosystem 20%
• Conceptual Tools 20%
• Multi-scalar 20%
• Simple Solution 20%
• Climate Change Mitigation 20%
• Social Intervention 20%
• Technical Intervention 20%
• Governance Interventions 20%
• Livelihood Security 20%
• Governance Framework 20%
• Systems Context 20%
• Conflicting Perspectives 20%
• Energy Companies 20%
• Environmental Conflict 20%
• Hydropower Infrastructure 20%
• Sulawesi Island 20%
• Infrastructural Development 20%
• Resilience Governance 20%
• Rigidity Traps 20%
• Interactive Governance 20%
• Infrastructural Change 20%
• Under Construction 20%
• Systemic Impact 20%
• Low Carbon Source 20%

Social Sciences

• Indonesia 100%
• Communities 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Systems Approach 33%
• Flow 33%
• Social-Ecological Systems 33%
• Social Intervention 33%
• South East Asia 33%
• Case Study 33%
• Social Economics 33%
• Rigidity 33%
• Renewable Energy 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Social Economics 100%