Introduction
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Elizabeth
Shove and Dale Southerton |
Introducing
Consumption, Everyday Life and Sustainability
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Theme
1 - The Dynamics of Consumption
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Gert
Spaargaren
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The
Ecological Modernisation of Domestic Consumption
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Michael
Jacobs
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The
Quality of Life |
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Don
Slater
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Themes
from the Sociology of Consumption
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Theme
2 - Cross-Cultural Meanings and Practices
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Elizabeth
Shove and Alan
Warde
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Noticing
inconspicuous consumption
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Harold
Wilhite and Loren
Lutzenhiser
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Social
Loading and Sustainable Consumption
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Guliz
Ger, Hal Wilhite, Bente Halkier, Jeppe Laessoe, Mirjam Godskesen, Inge Ropke
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Symbolic
Meanings of High and Low Impact Consumption in Different Cultures
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Theme
3 - Configuring Demand |
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Mika
Pantzar
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Do
Commodities Reproduce themselves through human beings? Man vs. nature vs.
technology: problems and new conceptualisations
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Jaap
Jelsma
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Philosophy
Meets Design, or how the masses are missed (and revealed again) in
environmental policy and ecodesign
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Mika
Pantzar, Elizabeth Shove, Dale Southerton & Pol Strandbakken.
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Configuring
domestic technologies: the normalisation of freezers in Finland, Norway
and the UK
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Theme
4 - Consumption, Sustainability and Time |
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Alan
Warde, Elizabeth Shove & Dale Southerton |
Convenience,
schedules and sustainability
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Theo
Beckers |
The
expropriation of time: the end of Fordist work and leisure
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Theme
5 - Systems of Provision and Sustainability |
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Pirkko
Kasanen, Anne Malin,
Karl
Steininger & Franz Prettenthaler
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Environmental
innovation in consumption and the development of a sustainable
infrastructure
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Heather
Chappells & Elizabeth Shove
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Bins
and the history of waste relations
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Bas
van Vliet and Heather Chappells
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The
Co-provision of Utility Services: Resources, New Technologies &
Consumers
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