Motivating Change: Sustainable Design and Behaviour in the Built Environment (Paperback)

Foreword by Michael Braungart  Preface by  Doug McKenzie-Mohr  Prologue: Motivating Change in Consumption and Behaviour (Robert Crocker and Steffen Lehmann)  Part 1: Framing the Problem: Consumption, Behaviour and Sustainability  1. From Access to Excess: Consumerism, ‘Compulsory’ Consumption and Behaviour Change (Robert Crocker)  2. Exploring the Role of Individual, Context and Object in Sustainable Urban Consumption (Peter Newton)  3. Working towards Sustainability: exploring the workplace as a site for pro-environmental behavioural change (Janine Chapman, Natalie Skinner, Sharni Searle)  4. The National Dialogue on Behaviour Change in UK Climate Policy: some observations on responsibility, agency and political dimensions (Shane Fudge and Michael Peters)  5. Using the Long Lever of Value Change (Chrisna du Plessis)  Part 2: Communicating for Change: Values, Behaviour, Media and Design  6. Behaviour Change: A Dangerous Distraction (Tom Crompton)  7. Leading by Design: Cultivating self-leadership for sustainability (Paul Murray)  8. Telling the Truth about Animals and Environments: media and pro-environmental behaviour (Carla Litchfield)  9. Advertising, Public Relations and Social Marketing: shaping behaviour towards sustainable consumption (Gjoko Muratovski)  10. Contemplative Objects: artefacts for challenging convention and stimulating change (Stuart Walker)  Part 3: Social Innovation for Change: Shaping Behaviour through Design  11. Sustainable Qualities: powerful drivers of social change (Ezio Manzini and Virginia Tassinari)
 12. Amplifying Innovative Sustainable Urban Behaviours: defining a design-led approach to social innovation (Lara Penin)  13. Wellbeing, Participation and Young Citizens Shaping Place (Angelique Edmonds)  14. System Design for Sustainability: the challenge of behaviour change (Carlo Vezzoli)  15. Ethnicity, Environmental Behaviour and Environmental Justice: initial findings from research in a London borough (Guy M. Robinson, Steven Guilbert, Terry Tudor, Stewart W. Barr, Alan Metcalfe and Mark Riley)  Part 4: Designing Urban Systems for Change: Towards the Zero Waste City  16. Motivating behaviour change and implementing waste management optimization to create ‘Zero Waste Cities’ (Atiq Uz Zaman and Steffen Lehmann)  17. Zero Waste 2020: Sustainability in our hands (Paul Connett)  18. Food for Thought: design of a food waste composting system in a temporary accommodation setting (Kerrie Bell, Barbara Koth and Steffen Lehmann)  19. Wood in the city: Social acceptance of prefabricated multi-storey timber buildings using low-carbon construction systems (Steffen Lehmann and Gabriele B. Fitzgerald)  Epilogue: The Consumption Dilemma: from behaviour change to zero waste (Steffen Lehmann and Robert Crocker)