... Behavioral sciences Practice Social change Critical realism Social practice theory Waste sorting Collective housing Household recycling In public policies aimed at improving waste sorting, interventions have primarily focused on changing individual behaviors by influencing attitudes...

... purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Stakeholders Social change Social systems Sustainable development goals Reframing Regenerative peatlands...

... Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sustainable disposal Social purpose organisation e-waste Impact Citizen behaviour Social change The 12th sustainable development goal (SDG) urges us to learn how to use and produce sustainably to minimise...

... Licensed re-use rights only Behavioural sciences Impact Behaviour modification Social change Endangered species Koalas The status of our koalas first changed back in 2012 when koalas were listed as “vulnerable”. According to International Fund for Animal Welfare, over the past two...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sustainable development Social responsibility Social change Food consumption Social values Responsible consumption Consumer responsibilisation Consumer well-being Socio-digital platform Sustained engagement Recently, the research community...

...Sally Dibb and Marylyn Carrigan; Sally Dibb; Marylyn Carrigan Purpose – The purpose of the editorial is to accompany this special issue on “Social marketing: social change”. Design/methodology/approach – The editorial presents three invited reflections by Philip Kotler, Michael Polonsky...

... in relation to temporary organizations, particularly front organizations. The paper identifies seven distinctive characteristics of front organizations, which provide the basis for future research. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Corporate identity Time Organizations Social change...

... actors seek reflexively to regulate the overall conditions of system reproduction, either to keep things as they are or to change them (Giddens, 1984a). However, as Archer (1995 , p. 75) stresses, social change is “the result of aggregate effects produced by primary agents in conjunction with emergent...