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") //-- skip to main content secondary menu staff area contact us about partners team projects children and the environment elicit (exploring lifestyle changes in transition) foundations for sustainable living habits mapping rebound effects passage (prosperity and sustainability in the green economy) policy dialogue price responsiveness of demand in energy resilience and sustainable lifestyles sustainability transitions in food systems sustainable living in remote rural scotland publications news events welcome download conference brochure (1.2 mb) +++ the principal aim of our sustainable lifestyles research group (slrg) is to develop new and relevant understandings of the processes which lead to changes in people’s lifestyles, behaviours and practices; and to offer evidence-based advice to policy-makers about realistic strategies to encourage more sustainable lifestyles. our core funding is provided jointly by the department for the environment, food and rural affairs (defra), the economic and social research council (esrc) and the scottish government. additional funding for individual projects has been won from the european commission and from the esrc. the research programme of the slrg is coordinated from the university of surrey [ces] under the direction of professor tim jackson . ian christie is the research coordinator. our partners include the university of bath, edinburgh university, the university of sussex, the institute for fiscal studies and brunel university. we also work closely with non-academic partners including peterborough city council, the rsa and the united nations environment programme. the overall research aims of our programme are as follows: to develop an integrated, inter-disciplinary understanding of the relationship between human behaviour, social practices, technological systems and sustainability; to build a sound conceptual basis for understanding and influencing change processes aimed at sustainable living; to synthesise relevant findings from existing and on-going research on behaviour, practices, lifestyle and social change in a form accessible to policy-makers; to develop primary research studies aimed at elucidating key social, psychological, and structural dimensions of lifestyle change; to engage in and evaluate action-research initiatives aimed at sustainability – at community, organisation and household levels; to undertake or commission targeted research to inform specific policy campaigns or strategies; to expand uk research capacity on sustainable living, providing a unique opportunity for the transfer of knowledge and experience between academic and non-academic communities; to promote the uk as an international centre of excellence in research and policy for sustainable living. our research portfolio comprises around a dozen projects within four main research clusters: community civil society in sustainability transitions of food systems resilience and sustainable lifestyles sustainable living in remote rural scotland economy mapping rebound effects from sustainable behaviours price responsiveness of demand in energy sustainable consumption: willingness-to-pay change processes children and the environment habits, attitudes and behaviours in transition (habit) exploring lifestyle change in transition (elicit) synthesis directions of policy dialogue foundations for sustainable living over and above the research aims of the work programme, the slrg is dedicated to building capacity for research in sustainable lifestyles amongst academics, young researchers, practitioners, and user communities. above all slrg aims to provide a vital resource for policy-makers attempting to influence the behaviours and practices of households, business and communities. n. bardsley & m. büchs community-based initiatives on energy saving & behaviour change rachel howell promoting lower-carbon lifestyles, 19 march 2013 iain black consuming less, having the same, 8 feb 2013 alison armstrong mindfulness and compulsive buying, 23 jan 2013 emily creamer the double-edged sword of grant funding, 11 dec 2012 bronwyn hayward children, citizenship and environment, 25 oct 2012 justin spinney making mobile mothers, 29 march 2012 . chris tuppen smart cities, smart people 27 september 2011 . david uzzell & nora räthzel trade unions in the green economy, 9 may 2011 juliet schor time for a change: the role of working hours in the transition to sustainability, 15 june 2011 tim jackson living sustainably: a view from the bridge , 15 june 2011 rob hopkins transition as cookery, 15 june 2011 baroness neuberger behaviour change: what role for policy?, 15 june 2011 news lifecourse transition and sustainable consumption slrg research fellow kate burningham to present her research findings at sci manchester, 29 april societies in transition kate burningham and andy stirling to lead plenary session at bsa annual conference, 16 april 2015 habitual behaviors or patterns of practice? 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