Julia Kirch Kirkegaard is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University, as well as at Copenhagen Business School and the Technical University of Denmark

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• PART I: Setting the context for the controversy study of Chinese ‘greening’ through accelerated wind power developmentPrologue: The algorithmic universe of wind power – mapping controversies over China’s ‘wind power miracle’Chapter One: Upgrading in software algorithms at the core of Chinese wind power development Chapter Two: Introducing a unique analytical strategy – the Anthropology of Markets Chapter Three: Setting the scene – empirical background to prise open the blackbox of Chinese wind power developmentPART II: Controversy study - mapping five sites of controversy over Chinese wind power development Chapter Four: Qualification struggle in Chinese wind power – marketisation by advancing towards the brink of collapse? Chapter Five: Controversy over access to the grid – making space for wind in the Chinese Kingdom of Coal Chapter Six: Controversy over access to money in China’s spider’s web – diving into the ‘system problem’ of Chinese wind power development Chapter Seven: Controversy over access to intellectual property rights for software algorithms Chapter Eight: Controversy over access to standards and certificates PART III: Conclusions and broader perspectives Chapter Nine: Conclusions and reflections on Chinese marketisation of wind power developmentChapter Ten: Broadening out perspectives and looking ahead

Julia Kirch Kirkegaard is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University, as well as at Copenhagen Business School and the Technical University of Denmark

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• PART I: Setting the context for the controversy study of Chinese ‘greening’ through accelerated wind power developmentPrologue: The algorithmic universe of wind power – mapping controversies over China’s ‘wind power miracle’Chapter One: Upgrading in software algorithms at the core of Chinese wind power development Chapter Two: Introducing a unique analytical strategy – the Anthropology of Markets Chapter Three: Setting the scene – empirical background to prise open the blackbox of Chinese wind power developmentPART II: Controversy study - mapping five sites of controversy over Chinese wind power development Chapter Four: Qualification struggle in Chinese wind power – marketisation by advancing towards the brink of collapse? Chapter Five: Controversy over access to the grid – making space for wind in the Chinese Kingdom of Coal Chapter Six: Controversy over access to money in China’s spider’s web – diving into the ‘system problem’ of Chinese wind power development Chapter Seven: Controversy over access to intellectual property rights for software algorithms Chapter Eight: Controversy over access to standards and certificates PART III: Conclusions and broader perspectives Chapter Nine: Conclusions and reflections on Chinese marketisation of wind power developmentChapter Ten: Broadening out perspectives and looking ahead

Julia Kirch Kirkegaard is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University, as well as at Copenhagen Business School and the Technical University of Denmark

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• PART I: Setting the context for the controversy study of Chinese ‘greening’ through accelerated wind power developmentPrologue: The algorithmic universe of wind power – mapping controversies over China’s ‘wind power miracle’Chapter One: Upgrading in software algorithms at the core of Chinese wind power development Chapter Two: Introducing a unique analytical strategy – the Anthropology of Markets Chapter Three: Setting the scene – empirical background to prise open the blackbox of Chinese wind power developmentPART II: Controversy study - mapping five sites of controversy over Chinese wind power development Chapter Four: Qualification struggle in Chinese wind power – marketisation by advancing towards the brink of collapse? Chapter Five: Controversy over access to the grid – making space for wind in the Chinese Kingdom of Coal Chapter Six: Controversy over access to money in China’s spider’s web – diving into the ‘system problem’ of Chinese wind power development Chapter Seven: Controversy over access to intellectual property rights for software algorithms Chapter Eight: Controversy over access to standards and certificates PART III: Conclusions and broader perspectives Chapter Nine: Conclusions and reflections on Chinese marketisation of wind power developmentChapter Ten: Broadening out perspectives and looking ahead