Policies for sustainable consumption

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The environmental efficiency of well-being: A cross-national analysis (2011, background): “This perspective has been marginalized relative to the former in mainstream policy discussions (Seyfang, 2009; Jackson and Michaelis, 2003).”
Motivating Sustainable Consumption (2008, background): “This summary draws from an earlier paper published by the Sustainable Development Commission (Jackson and Michaelis 2003).”
Consuming Values and Contested Cultures: A Critical Analysis of the UK Strategy for Sustainable Consumption and Production (2004, background): “…many desire (witness the anti-globalization movements and the growth of social enterprise and alternative channels of consumption), and it cannot offer the lifestyles which would be preferable to other cultural outlooks (Maniates 2002, Jackson and Michaelis 2003, Levett et al. 2003, Porritt, 2003).”
Ecological Citizenship and Sustainable Consumption: Examining Local Organic Food Networks. (2006, unknown): “…of commentators, academics, practitioners and policymakers in arguing for significant changes to the lifestyles of developed countries in the interest of equitable, sustainable livelihoods, and for policies to support these goals (Jackson and Michaelis, 2003; Reeves, 2003; Levett et al., 2003).”