Titlebook: Conceptualizing Environmental Citizenship for 21st Century Education; Andreas Ch. Hadjichambis,Pedro Reis,Marie-Christin Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2020

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When Surgery Meets the Metaverseent. These relations are continuously influenced by the activity of individuals and communities. The social dimension is evident, and mutual interactions between society and environment are investigated in many fields of science. Human decisions and behaviours have consequences for the environment w

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Elizabeth Newnham,Lois McKellar,Jan Pincombet, transport systems, tourism, and cultural heritage. The first part of the chapter analyses the relationship between Environmental Citizenship, urban development, and cultural landscapes. Cities are home to the majority of the world’s population and are responsible for most of the resource consumpt

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Takashi Tashiro,Aung Khaing Minluencing pro-environmental behaviour and as such in the development of Environmental Citizenship. We argue that the ‘right’ kind of environmental knowledge is a necessary precondition for pro-environmental behaviour and thus for Environmental Citizenship. In this chapter, we focus on knowledge, but

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Revolution of Urban Energy Systemions and environmental beliefs in explaining pro-environmental actions and behaviour is widely explored. It is already acknowledged that self-enhancement (egoistic and hedonistic) values are less predictive of pro-environmental actions than self-transcendence (biospheric and altruistic) values. Addi

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The Efficiency of Settlement Structurestal Citizenship and Education for Sustainability shows coincidences in some dimensions and differences in others. However, within its definition, Environmental Citizenship has a strong emphasis on the environmental dimension of sustainability and on civic engagement in the private, social and politi

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