Publications Sustainable Consumption Research Week 18, 2018

Sustainable Consumption: Key Issues provides a concise introduction to the field of
sustainable consumption, outlining the contribution of the key disciplines in this multi-
disciplinary area, and detailing the way in which both the problem and the potential …

This paper trials the use of q-analysis as a data analysis method to investigate what
are the constraints to sustainability for the UK offshore wind industry. q-analysis is
used to remove the indeterminacy of an interpretive case study methodology when …

… [Abstract]. Prothero, Andrea, Susan Dobscha, Jim Freund, William E. Kilbourne,
Michael G. Luchs, Lucie K. Ozanne, et al. (2011), “Sustainable Consumption:
Opportunities for Consumer Research and Public Policy,” Journal of Public …

… Therefore, at stage 3, design for sustainable consumption was developed (E3.1, E3.2).
On the other hand, with the development of closed supply chain, recycle issues were
promoted … 6.2.3. Green marketing and sustainable consumption dimension …

… Due to this vagueness, many critics claim that “green growth” rhetoric often
aims primarily at incrementally better efficiency and somewhat more
sustainable consumption and production, but still disregards ecological …

… The use of clean energy is an alternative considered to reduce environmental
impacts within a proposal for sustainable consumption (Yong et al., 2009).
These authors confirm the importance of more detailed studies about the …

… Optimize production, Optimize use, Promote recycling, Optimize waste management,
Promote reuse, Promote repair, Promote sustainable consumption, Reduce consumption,
Increase knowledge, Increase capacity, Induce regulatory changes …

Page 1. Incorporating carbon emissions of landfills and wastewater treatment into a
household emission inventory for systematically analysing household behaviour Junsong
Jia, Zhihai Gong, Chundi Chen, Zhongyu Gu and Dongming Xie ABSTRACT …

… Importantly, cradle-to-cradle also represents a paradigm shift in how consumers think
about their own role in sustainable consumption. In essence, consumption is no longer
a bad thing when cradle-to-cradle is utilized. Previously …

… Journal of Consumer Behaviour 11 (4): 303–315.CrossRefGoogle Scholar.
Alkon, AH 2008. From Value to Values: Sustainable Consumption at Farmers
Markets. Agriculture and Human Values 25 (4): 487–498.CrossRefGoogle …

… and goods and services. The authors advance the literature on sustainable
consumption and lifestyles by developing a quantitative, systemic framework that
complements existing qualitative methods. The way societies consume …

… ground of institutional innovation. Goal 12 Ensure sustainable consumption and
production pattern, Chapter 43 Promote intensive use of the resources. Chapter 48
Develop environmental friendly industries. Goal 13 Take urgent …

… Institute report adopts a more practical, toolbox approach and proposes a transversal
description of some key themes and methodologies used to investigate either sustainable
alternative lifestyles or, with a more restrictive focus, sustainable consumption (Scott, 2009) …

… thirteenth session of the Forum. The studies include: (a) forest ecosystem services;
(b) forests and water; (c) forests and energy; and (d) the sustainable consumption
and production of forest products. 2 The views and opinions …

… inspired by. The strain of practice in design that focuses upon sustainable
consumption pays particular attention to instances of anti-consumerism and to
examples of activism that have effectively curtailed consumption. The …