Non-technical summary Scaling sustainable behaviour change means addressing politics,
power and social justice to tackle the uneven distribution of responsibility and agency for …

Consumption Corridors: Living a Good Life within Sustainable Limits explores how to
enhance peoples' chances to live a good life in a world of ecological and social limits …

The paper presents arguments for integrating resident wellbeing outcomes into destination
competitiveness analysis. Despite increasing acknowledgment that resident well-being is …

Human well-being is an essential dimension of sustainable development. This implies that
an understanding of well-being outcomes and associated indicators is necessary to …

The Beyond GDP approach to development is gaining widespread support from policy
makers and researchers worldwide. While not formulated specifically for tourism activity, the …

Despite substantial attention to sustainability issues, much of current research regarding
tourism development does not fully appreciate the essential dynamics of the concept of …

As a salutogenic concept,“consumption corridors” aims to support what is necessary for
sustainable wellbeing to be achieved in relation to the Earth system, with a deep …

In pursuit of actively advancing energy transformation, ensuring the attainment of carbon
peak and carbon neutrality objectives, and fostering sustainable development, China has …

Thirty years after Bruntland there is still no consensus on how sustainability should be
defined. This is due to the multiplicity of value laden meanings, tradeoffs between goals, the …

This paper accords productivity growth and enhanced resident well-being more prominent
roles in the study of tourism destination performance than they are offered in current …