Regional policy as a driver of eco-innovation
Global phenomena of climate change on the one hand and not predictable technological risks of energy supply on the other hand are challenging not only Germany and the European Union but society, politics, science and industry worldwide. The answers to these challenges are very different. Some countries are screening their existing energy concepts and are searching ways of alternative energy, such as legislation on clean technologies, so-called eco-innovation.
Other countries do not appear to leave their traditional energy paths. A spatially differentiated perspective shows, however, that even in the latter countries efforts for sustainable energy supply exist on the local level. The international agenda of the Energy Plan of the Commission of Public Utilities of the State of California shows that local actors increasingly understand not only the national level as a framework, but also act internationally. This research project examine how the global initiatives for eco-innovation can be influenced not only through national initiatives, but also bottom-up by state or regional engagement.
Activities:
2019: Working paper von Herrn Dr.Laaser und Prof. Paul Thompson zur Labour Process Theory und new technoloy.
2019: Dr. Laaser ist Editorial Board Member von der internationalen Zeitschrift Work, Employment and Society und der Sektion Digitalization and work zugeordnet.
2019: Vortrag von Herrn Dr. Laaser auf der International Labour Process Conference in Wien (24.-26.04.2019). Der Titel des Vortrags von Herrn Dr. Laaser lautet "Beyond technological determinism: revitalising labour process analyses of technology, capital and labour" und basiert auf Forschung in Kooperation mit Prof. Paul Thompson von der University of Stirling.
2018: Work, employment and society Interview mit Herrn Doktor Laaser zu Digitalisation and work.
2018: Vortrag von Herrn Dr. Laaser auf der AIS Tagung in Berlin zur Labour Process Theory and new technology.
2018: Der Lehrstuhl Arbeits- und Wirtschaftssoziologie veranstaltete eine Vortragsreihe zum Thema "Digitalisierung der Arbeit" mit SprecherInnen aus dem In-und Ausland. Nähere Angaben finden Sie unter folgendem Link: www-docs.b-tu.de/fg-wirtschaftssoziologie/public/Flyer%203.pdf
2012-2017: Dr. Laaser forscht international zur Transformation von Bankarbeit mit besonderem Fokus auf neue Technologien, Organisation von Arbeit und sozialen Bezieungen am Arbeitsplatz.