RT Journal Article
T1 Getting to grips with energy
A1 Frank Trentmann
YR 2018
VO 9
IS Spring 2018
K1 Editorial
K1  Frank Trentmann
AB 
NO Special thanks go to Tim Boon and colleagues at the Science Museum, to all participants, and to Kate Steiner and Richard Nicholls at this journal for their thoughtful and careful support in editing and producing this special issue.
NO See the seminal study by Wilhite, Harold, Hidetoshi Nakagami, Takashi Masuda, Yukiko Yamaga, and Hiroshi Haneda, 1996, ‘A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Household Energy Use Behaviour in Japan and Norway’, Energy Policy 24, no. 9: 795–803.
NO See Trentmann, Frank, 2017, ‘Material Histories of the World: Scales and Dynamics’, in History after Hobsbawm: Writing the Past for the Twenty-First Century, edited by M Hilton and J Rueger (Oxford: J Arnold), pp 200–21.
NO ‘Power Walking Series’, 2011 (2:05 to 3:05 min) and 2014 (00:20 to 00:47 min), at https://www.esource.com/videos 
NO See also: Rebecca Wright, 2016, ‘Moral Energies in American Thought, 1908–47’ (PhD Thesis, Birkbeck College, University of London).
NO See Shove, Elizabeth, Mika Pantzar, and Matthew Watson, 2012, The Dynamics of Social Practice: Everyday life and how it changes (London: Sage).
PB The Science Museum Group
SN 2054-5770
LA eng
DO 10.15180/180901
UL http://journal.sciencemuseum.ac.uk/browse/issue-09/getting-to-grips-with-energy/
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