Schlaeger_Jesper---Coal and internet in China
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This document discusses how internet technologies and market forces have impacted institutional change in China's coal and internet industries. It presents a case study and conclusions on how the availability of the internet has affected political ideas and played a role in China abolishing coal summits, though not as the sole determining factor. The document examines how technologies, ideas, institutions, demand, and environment interact and how political power tries to shape these dynamics.
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Schlaeger_Jesper---Coal and internet in China
- 1. Coal and the internet in China Digital governance and politics of markets
- 2. Disposition Motivation Analytical frame Case study Conclusions Further research
- 3. Motivation Institutional change Speed and pervasiveness of ICT China’s institutional reforms
- 4. Actors Technologies Ideas Institutions Demand Support Output Environment
- 5. Conclusions Political power pervasive ...yet cannot entirely control market forces Availability of internet affects political ideas Internet affordances played an important role in the abolishment of coal summits ...yet not as the only and decisive factor
- 6. Why and how do the affordances of the internet matter in institutional change? Question