Non-technical summary Scaling sustainable behaviour change means addressing politics,
power and social justice to tackle the uneven distribution of responsibility and agency for …

This paper aims to re-conceptualise and advance the existing frameworks and practical
applications of the circular economy (CE) towards a broader approach to development in …

Circular Economy (CE) is a concept that stems from the need to address environmental
degradation, social unrest and inequalities, institutional instability, resource scarcity, and …

With the advent of globalization and access to information, social networks came to be
widely used by different generations. However, environmental issues have been causing …

Consumption emissions-reduction measures based on an individualized model of
consumption, marginal lifestyle changes, and technological innovation alone cannot meet …

Urban consumption patterns and lifestyles are increasingly important for the sustainability of
cities today and in the future. However, considerations of consumption issues, social norms …

Prior research on sustainable consumption has addressed a variety of issues yet is
characterized by mixed results. Researchers have often treated sustainability as a uni …

In this Element, the authors develop an account of the role of behaviour change that is more
political and social by bringing questions of power and social justice to the heart of their …

Sustainable Consumption: Key Issues provides a concise introduction to the field of
sustainable consumption, outlining the contribution of the key disciplines in this multi …

Consumer policy must address the unsustainability of consumption which now threatens
consumer safety in the form of the climate and ecological crises. Arguably, only strong …