Edited by Maurie J. Cohen, Professor of Sustainability Studies, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, New Jersey Institute of Technology, US, Halina Szejnwald Brown, Professor of Environmental Science and Policy, Clark University, US and Philip J. Vergragt, Fellow, Tellus Institute and Research Professor, Clark University, US

• Contents:Preface1. Societal Innovation in a Constrained World: Theoretical and Empirical PerspectivesHalina Szejnwald Brown, Philip J. Vergragt, and Maurie J. CohenPART I: NEW ECONOMICS2. The Macroeconomics of Development Without Throughput GrowthJonathan M. Harris3. Ecological Macroeconomics: Implications for the Roles of Consumer-CitizensInge Røpke4. Going for a Better LifeJohn Stutz5. Welcome to the Consumption Line: Sustainability, Social Organization and the Wage-Price GapEmanuel Ubert and Michael M. BellPART II: SOCIO-TECHNICAL TRANSITIONS6. The Dual Challenge of Sustainability Transitions: Different Trajectories and CriteriaRené Kemp and Harro van Lente7. Grassroots Innovations for Sustainable Energy: Exploring Niche-Development Processes Among Community-Energy InitiativesSabine Hielscher, Gill Seyfang and Adrian Smith8. Sustainable Consumption, Energy and Failed Transitions: The Problem of AdaptationDavid J. Hess9. Clusters in Transition: Analysis of a Sustainable Energy-Cluster Initiative in Worcester, Massachusetts, USAJennie C. Stephens and Stephen M. McCauleyPART III: SOCIAL PRACTICE THEORIES10. Sustainable Lifestyles in a New Economy: A Practice Theoretical Perspective on Change Behavior Campaigns and Sustainability IssuesBente Halkier11. The Cultural Dimension of Sustainable Consumption Practices: An Exploration in Theory and PolicyGert Spaargaren12. Taking Social Practice Theories on the Road: A Mixed-Methods Case Study of Sustainable TransportationEmily Kennedy, Harvey Krahn and Naomi T. KrogmanIndex

‘This book captures some of the more innovative thinking on “sustainable consumption” being discussed today, offering an excellent starting point for researchers, practitioners and policy-makers interested in new approaches to understanding sustainable consumption. The contributors come together to offer a stimulating discussion around three novel perspectives, but also a basis for future research that might further integrate these approaches.’

Edited by Maurie J. Cohen, Professor of Sustainability Studies, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, New Jersey Institute of Technology, US, Halina Szejnwald Brown, Professor of Environmental Science and Policy, Clark University, US and Philip J. Vergragt, Fellow, Tellus Institute and Research Professor, Clark University, US

• Contents:Preface1. Societal Innovation in a Constrained World: Theoretical and Empirical PerspectivesHalina Szejnwald Brown, Philip J. Vergragt, and Maurie J. CohenPART I: NEW ECONOMICS2. The Macroeconomics of Development Without Throughput GrowthJonathan M. Harris3. Ecological Macroeconomics: Implications for the Roles of Consumer-CitizensInge Røpke4. Going for a Better LifeJohn Stutz5. Welcome to the Consumption Line: Sustainability, Social Organization and the Wage-Price GapEmanuel Ubert and Michael M. BellPART II: SOCIO-TECHNICAL TRANSITIONS6. The Dual Challenge of Sustainability Transitions: Different Trajectories and CriteriaRené Kemp and Harro van Lente7. Grassroots Innovations for Sustainable Energy: Exploring Niche-Development Processes Among Community-Energy InitiativesSabine Hielscher, Gill Seyfang and Adrian Smith8. Sustainable Consumption, Energy and Failed Transitions: The Problem of AdaptationDavid J. Hess9. Clusters in Transition: Analysis of a Sustainable Energy-Cluster Initiative in Worcester, Massachusetts, USAJennie C. Stephens and Stephen M. McCauleyPART III: SOCIAL PRACTICE THEORIES10. Sustainable Lifestyles in a New Economy: A Practice Theoretical Perspective on Change Behavior Campaigns and Sustainability IssuesBente Halkier11. The Cultural Dimension of Sustainable Consumption Practices: An Exploration in Theory and PolicyGert Spaargaren12. Taking Social Practice Theories on the Road: A Mixed-Methods Case Study of Sustainable TransportationEmily Kennedy, Harvey Krahn and Naomi T. KrogmanIndex

‘This book captures some of the more innovative thinking on “sustainable consumption” being discussed today, offering an excellent starting point for researchers, practitioners and policy-makers interested in new approaches to understanding sustainable consumption. The contributors come together to offer a stimulating discussion around three novel perspectives, but also a basis for future research that might further integrate these approaches.’

Edited by Maurie J. Cohen, Professor of Sustainability Studies, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, New Jersey Institute of Technology, US, Halina Szejnwald Brown, Professor of Environmental Science and Policy, Clark University, US and Philip J. Vergragt, Fellow, Tellus Institute and Research Professor, Clark University, US

• Contents:Preface1. Societal Innovation in a Constrained World: Theoretical and Empirical PerspectivesHalina Szejnwald Brown, Philip J. Vergragt, and Maurie J. CohenPART I: NEW ECONOMICS2. The Macroeconomics of Development Without Throughput GrowthJonathan M. Harris3. Ecological Macroeconomics: Implications for the Roles of Consumer-CitizensInge Røpke4. Going for a Better LifeJohn Stutz5. Welcome to the Consumption Line: Sustainability, Social Organization and the Wage-Price GapEmanuel Ubert and Michael M. BellPART II: SOCIO-TECHNICAL TRANSITIONS6. The Dual Challenge of Sustainability Transitions: Different Trajectories and CriteriaRené Kemp and Harro van Lente7. Grassroots Innovations for Sustainable Energy: Exploring Niche-Development Processes Among Community-Energy InitiativesSabine Hielscher, Gill Seyfang and Adrian Smith8. Sustainable Consumption, Energy and Failed Transitions: The Problem of AdaptationDavid J. Hess9. Clusters in Transition: Analysis of a Sustainable Energy-Cluster Initiative in Worcester, Massachusetts, USAJennie C. Stephens and Stephen M. McCauleyPART III: SOCIAL PRACTICE THEORIES10. Sustainable Lifestyles in a New Economy: A Practice Theoretical Perspective on Change Behavior Campaigns and Sustainability IssuesBente Halkier11. The Cultural Dimension of Sustainable Consumption Practices: An Exploration in Theory and PolicyGert Spaargaren12. Taking Social Practice Theories on the Road: A Mixed-Methods Case Study of Sustainable TransportationEmily Kennedy, Harvey Krahn and Naomi T. KrogmanIndex

‘This book captures some of the more innovative thinking on “sustainable consumption” being discussed today, offering an excellent starting point for researchers, practitioners and policy-makers interested in new approaches to understanding sustainable consumption. The contributors come together to offer a stimulating discussion around three novel perspectives, but also a basis for future research that might further integrate these approaches.’