Edited by Shane Fudge, Lecturer in Energy Policy, University of Exeter, Michael Peters, Lecturer in Energy Policy, University of Reading, UK, the late Steven M. Hoffman, formerly Professor, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, US and Walter Wehrmeyer, Reader, University of Surrey, UK

• Contents:ForewordRoland CliftIntroductionShane Fudge, Michael Peters, Steven M. Hoffman and Walter WehrmeyerPART I: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES1. The Psychology of Behaviour Change: An Overview of Theoretical and Practical Contributions Wokje Abrahamse and Judith de Groot2. Peak Electricity Demand and Social Practice Theories: Reframing the Role of Change Agents in the Energy Sector Yolande Strengers3. Economic and Non-economic Factors Driving Household Expenditure: Methodological Reflections on an Econometric AnalysisScott Milne4. Scenarios as Tools for Initiating Behaviour Change in Food ConsumptionAndrea Farsang and Lucia ReischPART II: AGENCY, BEHAVIOUR AND THE EUROPEAN POLICY LANDSCAPE5. Emergent Futures? Signposts to Sustainable Living in Europe and Pathways to Scale Cheryl Hicks and Michael Kuhndt6. Identifying Relevance and Strength of Barriers to Changes in Energy Behaviour Among End Consumers and Households: The BarEnergy Project Martin van de Lindt, Sophie Emmert and Helma Luiten7. Collaborative (and Sustainable) Behaviours: Grassroots Innovation, Social Change and Enabling StrategiesEzio Manzini8. From Energy Policies to Energy-related Practices in France: The Figure of the ‘Consumer Citizen’ as a Normative CompromiseMathieu Brugidou and Isabelle Garabuau-Moussaoui9. Decoupling Environmental Impact from Economic Growth in Norway: Viable Policy or Techo-optimistic Fantasy?Pål Strandbakken and Eivind StøPART III: DIFFERENT POLICY APPROACHES FROM AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 10. Living Smart in Australian Households: Sustainability Coaching as an Effective Large-scale Behaviour Change StrategyColin Ashton-Graham and Peter Newman11. Energy Demand Implications of Structural Change in India Subhes C. Bhattacharyya12. Institutional and Community-based Initiatives in Energy PlanningSteven M. Hoffman and Angela High-PippertIndex

‘Fudge et al. have provided an up-to-date reference of the current theoretical debates and examples of contemporary behaviour change programmes that will be invaluable for highly experienced researchers looking to stay abreast of developments in this field.’

Edited by Shane Fudge, Lecturer in Energy Policy, University of Exeter, Michael Peters, Lecturer in Energy Policy, University of Reading, UK, the late Steven M. Hoffman, formerly Professor, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, US and Walter Wehrmeyer, Reader, University of Surrey, UK

• Contents:ForewordRoland CliftIntroductionShane Fudge, Michael Peters, Steven M. Hoffman and Walter WehrmeyerPART I: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES1. The Psychology of Behaviour Change: An Overview of Theoretical and Practical Contributions Wokje Abrahamse and Judith de Groot2. Peak Electricity Demand and Social Practice Theories: Reframing the Role of Change Agents in the Energy Sector Yolande Strengers3. Economic and Non-economic Factors Driving Household Expenditure: Methodological Reflections on an Econometric AnalysisScott Milne4. Scenarios as Tools for Initiating Behaviour Change in Food ConsumptionAndrea Farsang and Lucia ReischPART II: AGENCY, BEHAVIOUR AND THE EUROPEAN POLICY LANDSCAPE5. Emergent Futures? Signposts to Sustainable Living in Europe and Pathways to Scale Cheryl Hicks and Michael Kuhndt6. Identifying Relevance and Strength of Barriers to Changes in Energy Behaviour Among End Consumers and Households: The BarEnergy Project Martin van de Lindt, Sophie Emmert and Helma Luiten7. Collaborative (and Sustainable) Behaviours: Grassroots Innovation, Social Change and Enabling StrategiesEzio Manzini8. From Energy Policies to Energy-related Practices in France: The Figure of the ‘Consumer Citizen’ as a Normative CompromiseMathieu Brugidou and Isabelle Garabuau-Moussaoui9. Decoupling Environmental Impact from Economic Growth in Norway: Viable Policy or Techo-optimistic Fantasy?Pål Strandbakken and Eivind StøPART III: DIFFERENT POLICY APPROACHES FROM AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 10. Living Smart in Australian Households: Sustainability Coaching as an Effective Large-scale Behaviour Change StrategyColin Ashton-Graham and Peter Newman11. Energy Demand Implications of Structural Change in India Subhes C. Bhattacharyya12. Institutional and Community-based Initiatives in Energy PlanningSteven M. Hoffman and Angela High-PippertIndex

‘Fudge et al. have provided an up-to-date reference of the current theoretical debates and examples of contemporary behaviour change programmes that will be invaluable for highly experienced researchers looking to stay abreast of developments in this field.’

Edited by Shane Fudge, Lecturer in Energy Policy, University of Exeter, Michael Peters, Lecturer in Energy Policy, University of Reading, UK, the late Steven M. Hoffman, formerly Professor, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, US and Walter Wehrmeyer, Reader, University of Surrey, UK

• Contents:ForewordRoland CliftIntroductionShane Fudge, Michael Peters, Steven M. Hoffman and Walter WehrmeyerPART I: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES1. The Psychology of Behaviour Change: An Overview of Theoretical and Practical Contributions Wokje Abrahamse and Judith de Groot2. Peak Electricity Demand and Social Practice Theories: Reframing the Role of Change Agents in the Energy Sector Yolande Strengers3. Economic and Non-economic Factors Driving Household Expenditure: Methodological Reflections on an Econometric AnalysisScott Milne4. Scenarios as Tools for Initiating Behaviour Change in Food ConsumptionAndrea Farsang and Lucia ReischPART II: AGENCY, BEHAVIOUR AND THE EUROPEAN POLICY LANDSCAPE5. Emergent Futures? Signposts to Sustainable Living in Europe and Pathways to Scale Cheryl Hicks and Michael Kuhndt6. Identifying Relevance and Strength of Barriers to Changes in Energy Behaviour Among End Consumers and Households: The BarEnergy Project Martin van de Lindt, Sophie Emmert and Helma Luiten7. Collaborative (and Sustainable) Behaviours: Grassroots Innovation, Social Change and Enabling StrategiesEzio Manzini8. From Energy Policies to Energy-related Practices in France: The Figure of the ‘Consumer Citizen’ as a Normative CompromiseMathieu Brugidou and Isabelle Garabuau-Moussaoui9. Decoupling Environmental Impact from Economic Growth in Norway: Viable Policy or Techo-optimistic Fantasy?Pål Strandbakken and Eivind StøPART III: DIFFERENT POLICY APPROACHES FROM AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 10. Living Smart in Australian Households: Sustainability Coaching as an Effective Large-scale Behaviour Change StrategyColin Ashton-Graham and Peter Newman11. Energy Demand Implications of Structural Change in India Subhes C. Bhattacharyya12. Institutional and Community-based Initiatives in Energy PlanningSteven M. Hoffman and Angela High-PippertIndex

‘Fudge et al. have provided an up-to-date reference of the current theoretical debates and examples of contemporary behaviour change programmes that will be invaluable for highly experienced researchers looking to stay abreast of developments in this field.’