Angelica Wågström

Doctoral Student, Technology Management and Economics

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Angelica Wågström is a PhD student at the division for Science, Technology and Society. Her research investigates sustainable energy transition from a social perspective, focusing on care work. Influencing theories are situated within energy humanities, feminist political ecology, and environmental sciences. Her background is in environmental sciences and human ecology.

Courses:
Angelica is teacher in and course coordinator of Digitalisation in a Sustainable Society (TEK735/DIT196) and teacher in Social innovation and social entrepreneurship (TEK237).
Wågström, A. 2121. “Masculinisation and Isolation of the Swedish Anti-Nuclear Movement After 1980: A Call for Environmentalists to Learn from the Past”. In Pulé, PM., and Hultman, M. (eds.), Men, Masculinities, and Earth, pp. 247-267. London, Palgrave MacMillan.

 

Pulé, PM., Hultman, M., and Wågström, A. 2021. “Discussions at the Table”. In Pulé, PM., and Hultman, M. (eds.), Men, Masculinities, and Earth, pp. 17-101. London, Palgrave MacMillan.

 

Pulé, PM., Hultman, M., and Wågström, A. 2021. “Going Forth with Gusto and Grace”. In Pulé, PM., and Hultman, M. (eds.), Men, Masculinities, and Earth, pp. 587-639. London, Palgrave MacMillan.

 

Wågström, A. 2018. "Vulnerability in the making? How intersectionality and masculinity theory can bring light to climate injustice in urban climate policy." Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Equality and Diversity, Vol 4, No. 1.


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