… scientific literature on sustainable consumption in Scopus and … It is concluded that sustainable
consumption is a complex and … The complexity of being a green consumer in current times …

… The second stage of this project corresponded to RSW waste characterization and … area
where collected solid waste samples were characterized and quantified. Wastes No Using the …

… sustainable consumption presented in this article. The aim of the process of integration within
the focal topic was to identify joint questions and common ground despite and beyond the …

… , consumption, and sustainability. To this end, we propose a typology of trends characterizing
… between technological innovation and (un)sustainable consumption patterns, (3) the main …

… the definition of sustainable consumption. We define sustainable consumption through a
framework that … impacts of household consumption. In this framework, measures directed toward …

… Transformation towards more sustainable social and economic structures is not an easy
task. It is a complex process characterized by so-called lock-in effects. Lock-in effects are the …

The purpose of the article is to study the dynamics of volumes and stability of the structure of
energy resource consumption at manufacturing enterprises, the analysis of the technical …

… Sustainable consumption is a field characterized by paradox, as illustrated by the papers in
this special issue. Interrogation of three paradoxes – the primacy of the individual consumer, …

… This article also presented one of the first research works that characterized a PSS design
research series, as an example of SCP research, in the TD research context, as explained in …

… My assumption is based on the ideal type and conceptual features described before and
the relevance of target group characterization for policy design. A dominance of the average-…