March 29, 2011: Discussion Questions: Downshifting and the Emergence of Low-Impact Lifestyles
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Emilie Dubois
Jan 28, 2011, 4:28:49 PM1/28/11
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Juliet B. Schor, 1998, The Overspent American, ch 5.
Clive Hamilton, 2003, “Downshifting in Britain: A sea-change in the
pursuit of happiness,” Australia Institute Discussion Paper #58.
David Evans and Wokje Abrahamse, 2009, “Beyond Rhetoric: The
Possibilities for an of ‘Sustainable Lifestyles,” Environmental
Politics 18(4):486-502.
John Connolly and Andrea Prothero, 2008, “Green Consumption:
Lifepolitics, Risk and Contradictions”, Journal of Consumer Culture,
8(1), pp 117-145.
New Economics Foundation, 2009, 21 Hours.
Mikko Jalas, “Sustainability in Everyday Life: A Matter of Time?” in
The Ecological Economics of Consumption, edited by Lucia A. Reisch and
Inge
Røpke, (Cheltenham, UK: Egward Elgar), pp. 151-171.
Clive Hamilton, 2003, “Downshifting in Britain: A sea-change in the
pursuit of happiness,” Australia Institute Discussion Paper #58.
David Evans and Wokje Abrahamse, 2009, “Beyond Rhetoric: The
Possibilities for an of ‘Sustainable Lifestyles,” Environmental
Politics 18(4):486-502.
John Connolly and Andrea Prothero, 2008, “Green Consumption:
Lifepolitics, Risk and Contradictions”, Journal of Consumer Culture,
8(1), pp 117-145.
New Economics Foundation, 2009, 21 Hours.
Mikko Jalas, “Sustainability in Everyday Life: A Matter of Time?” in
The Ecological Economics of Consumption, edited by Lucia A. Reisch and
Inge
Røpke, (Cheltenham, UK: Egward Elgar), pp. 151-171.
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