Culture and Sustainability Janet Stephenson

Jenna Packer, Bread and Circuses (2013/14), acrylic on canvas, 1205 x 1601 x 45 mm. Private Collection. Courtesy of Milford Galleries Dunedin. Photograph: Glenn Frei.
Using the Cultures Framework for new insights on your sustainability challenges.

Janet Stephenson provides a fresh perspective on the daunting challenge of transitioning toward a sustainable, low-carbon future.

The Cultures Framework is designed to underpin sustainability-related research and policy development.

It can also help anyone gain a deeper understanding of issues like:
Why is my unsustainable organisation so slow to change?
What actions might achieve more sustainable outcomes for this community?
How can already-sustainable cultures be supported?

Useable by anyone - individuals, households, businesses, organisations, policy professionals, researchers.

Open Access

This book brings a cultural lens, and a distinctive analytical framework, to the problem of transitioning to a sustainable, low-carbon future. Culture and Sustainability is essential reading for academics, students, policy makers and indeed anyone interested in a sustainable future. It is Open Access so anyone can download it or read it online.

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"Given the persistent, potent, and problematic environmental dilemmas confronting civilization, it is timely to wrestle with the topic of culture and its intersections with sustainability. Professor Stephenson previously forged new understandings with the Energy Cultures Framework, and in this extended masterpiece she doesn’t disappoint. It’s an addictively readable, smart synthesis of hundreds of academic studies that offers novel insights into how culture shapes our future."

Professor Benjamin K. Sovacool, Boston University and Sussex University

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