Time as a Subject in Sustainable Consumption
作者： Lassi Linnanen , Katariina Koistinen , Fatemeh Jouzi
DOI: 10.3390/SU13063331
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摘要: The aim of this paper was to assess the use and consistency time concept in sustainable consumption context. In field, is generally defined as a limited resource, such money, which allocated activities understood by that it to. We assessed subject matter reviewed articles verify how conceptualized used consumption. During analysis, we six categories: time-use, use, time-related rebound effects, value-action gap, pressure, well-being. Despite identical definitions, there are some inconsistencies essential assumptions regarding time, observed current recognition debates not comprehensive. Clarifying difference between an objective definition practical knowledge people have about has applications terms developing strategies policies.
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