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TL;DR: The security of energy supply to the EU is examined in the context of two storylines as discussed by the authors, namely, Regions and Empires and Markets and Institutions, and it is shown that these storylines have a significant impact on the development of the energy market, on the way in which energy supply may be secured and on the effect and applicability of the several types of instruments available.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors conceptualize responsible innovation as the adequate and timely inclusion of public values relevant to technological development, and take public debate to be the empirical source for extracting public values.

TL;DR: It is argued that the public debate can form a rich source from which to retrieve the values at stake and that contestation in the Dutch shale gas debate does not arise from inter-value conflict but rather from intra-value conflicts.

TL;DR: A framework for understanding how justice-related claims play a role in the dynamics of controversy in energy projects is developed by distinguishing two interacting trajectories of assessment: a formal trajectory that is embedded in the legal system and an informal trajectory that was mainly embedded in public discourse.

TL;DR: In this paper, the concept of value sensitive design is used to deal with resistance by local communities in the context of green technologies. But the scope of value-sensitive design can be extended beyond the technology, however, to include the institutional context and the processes of interaction between stakeholders.