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Wind Power in UK and Denmark: Can Rational Choice Help Explain Different Outcomes?

A rational choice framework can be deployed with effect to demonstrate how institutions can have crucial influences on behaviour through altering the incentive structures of actors. In this wind power case, institutional arrangements involving local co-operatives practised in Denmark have been associated with collective action success whilst apparently more competitive arrangements in the UK have been associated with collective action failure.