Titlebook: Citizen-Consumers and Evolution; Reducing Environment Mikael Klintman Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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,Formale Modelle für Datenbanken,-consumers’ participation in ‘green’ planning; and (3) citizen-consumer environmental activism. Initial citizen-consumer scepticism in 1 to 3 may change into support and engagement. The chapter shows how social motivation can facilitate such change.

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Three Approaches,entially) rational as in conscious, goal-rational, and focused on facts. Yet, citizen-consumers often act out of habit, instinct, and learn from imitation. Still, this behaviour is more ‘socially rational’.

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Apollonian and Dionysian Trust,t is not sufficient for motivating citizen-consumers. Dionysian trust is needed, so citizen-consumers’ trust that eco-friendly practices will meet their social motivation. Schemes using celebrities, social marketing, and group-based interventions illustrate this.

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Rebound Effects and Spillovers, buying second-hand clothes and flying to exotic places can be ‘lifestyle-consistent’. Rebound effect and spillovers are analysed as risks and potentials of energy efficiency, and savings for citizen-consumers’ other environmental impact.

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