A meta-analysis was made of results from previous studies on different variables influencing
and determining the recycling behaviour of householders. These studies were conducted by …

The present research provides a quantitative assessment of households' preferences for
different waste separation and handling schemes. We employ a choice-experiment based …

This paper analyzes households' perceptions of recycling activities in a municipality in
northern Sweden, Piteå. The purpose of the paper is to analyze whether moral motives …

This article investigates the dual role–exemplified by the ideal types of the consumer and the
citizen–individuals face in the contemporary environmental policy context. As crowding-out …

There are two major ways in which solid waste can be sorted and recycled–at the household
level, when households are required to sort waste into a given number of categories, or in …

Households' recycling effort is often argued to be of an insignificant size. It is also frequently
argued that this contribution, if significant, is not a cost to households, since it is voluntary …

Social and moral norms may be required for a sustainable development of private
consumption patterns. But how can public policy influence norm-motivated consumer …

The value of cost–benefit analysis (CBA) as a decision tool in the area of solid waste
recycling is examined, centring on a review of how 37 'effect-by-effect'English language …

This paper reports a contingent valuation study on household kitchen waste separation
(HKWS) services via willingness to pay (WTP) conducted in the Haidian and Dongcheng …

This thesis consists of four self-contained papers that all deal with economic efficiency
issues with respect to recycling behavior and waste management policies. Paper [1] …