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Green Lifestyles, Alternative Models and Up-scaling RegionalSustainability
Ricardo García Mira
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General objectivesGLAMURS
1. D
eter
min
ants
of l
ifest
yles Explore the
complex interactions among economic, social, cultural, political and technological factors influencing sustainable lifestyles and transformations toward a green economy
2. T
rans
itiio
n m
odel
s Develop and evaluate comprehensive models of lifestyle change in key sustainability domains + evaluate them in terms of economic and environmental effects
3. P
olic
y re
com
men
datio
ns Provide recommendations on best governance designs and policy mixes for a sufficiently fast-paced transition.
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Main research questions (I)
• What are the most important factors influencing sustainable lifestyles, and how do they interact in influencing patterns of time-use and consumption decisions related to them?
• How does time use influence our lifestyles and associated consumption and what kind of changes in patterns of time use would be necessary?
• What types of rebound effects are likely if time-use patterns change and how can we account for them or counteract them in a timely manner? What positive/negative spillover effects are there between temporal, spatial and material components of lifestyles?
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Main research questions (II)
• Is environmentally sustainable growth feasible on a world scale, at a sufficiently fast speed?
• If so, under what conditions? • What kind of policies and governance structures
are needed to make this possible? • What alternative systems of consumption and
production need to be implemented for this to be possible?
• How do we as a European society in a global context come to know what it is we have to do to transition to sustainable, green economies and lifestyles?
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Developing theory, models and evidence
• GLAMURS will develop theory, models and evidence on key processes of transitions to sustainable lifestyles and a green economy.
• This will be done through multi-scale, multi-region integrated research involving:
Social psychologists,
Agent-based modelers
Economists
Industrial ecologists
Policy experts
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Steps in GLAMURSIn
tegr
ating Integrating
theory on the complex relationships between determinants of lifestyles and lifestyle change.
Qua
ntify
ing Quantifying
relationships and developing models of lifestyle change.
Testi
ng Testing models of transition through empirical research and simulation approaches –micro- and macro-economic models and ABMs
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Modeling approaches
Develop micro-economic models of individual behavior governing lifestyle choice
Study interactions and dynamics through macro-economic modeling
Simulations of micro and macro processes using agent-based modeling
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Phases of research
I
• Develop an empirical base • On determinants of lifestyle patterns – by
conducting empirical research in seven diverse European regions.
• On alternative sustainable lifestyle initiatives and systems of consumption-production across the regions. • motivations, development over time, and prospects for
up-scaling
II
• Test alternative lifestyle trajectories and systems of production and consumption for macro-economic effects and develop robust recommnedations for upscaling
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Six lifestyle categories
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CATEGORIES
Work-leisure balance
Status of home
(fabric and conditions)
Energy use in homes
Mobility
Nutrition
Consumption of manufac-
tured products
After an analysis of time-use patterns and their relationship to consumption, the project will generate stakeholder-informed combinations of lifestyle choices on the six dimensions that will be assessed for environmental impact.
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Case study regions
Danube-Bohemian Forest (Austria)
Saxony-Anhanlt (Germany)
Banat-Timis (Romania)
Lazio (Italy)
Rotterdam-Delft-The Hague (The Netherlands)
Aberdeenshire (Scotland, UK)
Galicia (Spain)
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Interacting with stakeholders and policymakers
GLAMURS will engage policymakers and stakeholders at European and regional levels, with a knowledge co-production mindset
– A set of workshops with relevant European stakeholders: policy-makers, third sector, academics
– Meetings with local stakeholders, policymakers and activists in case-study regions.
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Analyzing the production of knowledge
GLAMURS will evaluate the context the project creates to understand how citizens, researchers, stakeholder organizations and policymakers come to know what it is they need to do to bring about individually, socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable living
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Early development of an integration ontology, as a formalized set of relationships evolving over time.
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Context for the first European stakeholder workshop:Knowledge co-production
• Knowledge co-production envisions knowledge exchange as a process by which knowledge is created through the interactions of stakeholders and scientists. (Hage et al., 2010)
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Sponsorship and duration
• FP7 – Social Sciences and Humanities – European Commission
• Coordinator: University of A Coruña, Spain– www.people-environment-udc.org– [email protected]
• January 2014 to December 2016.
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The consortium
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