The Role of Non-State Actors in Danish Renewable Energy Politics: A View from the Green State Theory
ERSYA S. NAILUVAR, Dr. Maharani Hapsari
2021 | Skripsi | S1 ILMU HUBUNGAN INTERNASIONALHingga 2019, 47% konsumsi listrik Denmark berasal dari Turbin Angin. Hal ini menjadikan Denmark sebagai pelopor dalam pengembangan energi angin komersial. Jalan untuk mencapai tahapan ini bukan tanpa keterlibatan konstituen politik. Tujuan disertasi ini adalah untuk mengkaji bagaimana non state actors di Denmark mampu merekonstruksi politik energi terbarukan melalui perspektif Green State. Mengikuti argumen Eckersley, penilitian ini ingin menekankan bagaimana penghijauan negara lebih mungkin terjadi ketika LSM beserta non state actors lainnya mengubah struktur state, dimana akhirnya negara 'bertindak balik' pada masyarakat untuk mencapai tujuan kelingkunganan.
As of 2019, 47% of Denmark's consumption of electricity is generated by Wind Turbines, hence making itself a pioneer in developing commercial wind energy. The road to achieving this milestone is not without political constituents' involvement. The purpose of this dissertation is to examine how non-state actors in Denmark were able to reconstruct renewable energy politics through the perspective of the Green State. This thesis would like to emphasize how state greening is more likely to occur when environmental NGOs and other non-state actors alter the state, allowing the state to 'act back' on society in order to achieve environmental goals, based on Eckersley's argument.
Kata Kunci : Green State, Denmark, Deliberate Democracy, Environmental Politics, Renewable Energy Politics
