This unique book illustrates that in order to address the growing
urgency of issues around environmental and resource limits, it is
clear that we need to develop effective policies to promote durable
changes in behavior and transform how we view, and consume, goods
and services. It suggests that in order to develop effective
policies in this area, it is necessary to move beyond a narrow
understanding of 'how individuals behave', and to incorporate a
more nuanced approach that encompasses behavioral influences in
different societies, contexts and settings.The editors draw
together analyses and case studies from across the globe and from
multi-disciplinary perspectives in order to offer a broad-based
psychological, sociological and economic understanding of consumer
behavior. The expert contributors, from both academic and
practitioner backgrounds discuss in detail the barriers, challenges
and opportunities that face governments in relation to policy and
actions at local, national and supranational levels. This
fascinating book will prove a thought-provoking read for academics,
researchers and students in the fields of environmental studies -
particularly sustainability - and public policy. Practitioners and
policy makers concerned with achieving sustainable lifestyles will
find this book an invaluable reference tool. Contributors: W.
Abrahamse, C. Ashton-Graham, S.C. Bhattacharyya, M. Brugidou, R.
Clift, J. de Groot, S. Emmert, A. Farsang, S. Fudge, I.
Garabuau-Moussaoui, C. Hicks, A. High-Pippert, S.M. Hoffman, M.
Kuhndt, H. Luiten, E. Manzini, S. Milne, P. Newman, L. Reisch, E.
Sto, P. Strandbakken, Y. Strengers, M. van de Lindt, W. Wehrmeyer
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