The Impact of Workplace Initiatives on Low Carbon Behaviours
This research, commissioned jointly by the Scottish Government, Defra and the 2020 Climate Group, investigates ‘what works’ in delivering low-carbon behavioural initiatives in the workplace.
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1. See e.g. Bronfenbrenner 1979 on ecological models of behaviour
2. EPPI/Rathouse/Darnton for Defra 2011
3. Christmas et al. (2009) Nine Big Questions about Behaviour Change, Department for Transport
4. Davies et al., 2009; Bartlett, 2011
5. Zibarras et al., 2010
6. Zibarras, ibid.
7. Whitmarsh, 2009; Darnton, 2011
8. Step Ahead, 2008
9. Kane, 2011; Plank, 2011; Feasby and Wells, 2011
10. Carrico et al., 2010
11. Plank, 2011
12. Feasby and Wells, 2011
13. GROW, 2011
14. AEA, 2009
15. Anderton et al., 2011
16. Centre for Sustainable Energy, 2009
17. GROW, 2011; Centre for Sustainable Energy, 2009; Southerton et al., 2011
18. Ramus et al., 2007
19. Carrico et al., 2010
20. Zibarras et al., 2011; Centre for Sustainable Energy, 2009; CMI, 2009; Feasby and Wells, 2011
21. Vickers et al., 2009
22. Step Ahead, 2008
23. CMI, 2009
24. Parker, 2011
25. Kane, 2011; Ramus et al, 2007
26. Southerton et al., 2011
27. Simpson, 2011
28. PIRC, 2011
29. WRAP, 2008
30. The report does not specify whether the sample is representative, whether the data are weighted or the survey response rate
31. Ramus et al., 2007
32. The databases were Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts; Emerald; International Bibliography of Social Sciences; IngentaConnect; JSTOR; Greenfile; PsychINFO; ZETOC; Google Scholar
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