Description: Incorporating Behavioural, Social, and Organizational Phenomena in the Assessment of Climate Change Mitigation Options.- Cultural Discourses in the Global Climate Change Debate.- Consumption, Motivation and Choice Across Scale: Consequences for Selected Target Groups.- The Legacy of Twenty Years of Energy Demand Management: we know more about Individual Behaviour but next to Nothing about Demand.- Group Identity, Personal Ethics and Sustainable Development Suggesting New Directions For Social Marketing Research.- European Narratives about Human Nature, Society and the Good Life.- Gender-Specific Patterns of Poverty and (Over-)Consumption in Developing and Developed Countries.- Climate Change and Relative Consumption.- Social interactions and conditions for change in energy-related decision-making in SMCs -- an empirical socio-economic analysis.- Motivation and decision criteria for energy efficiency in private households, companies and administrations in Russia.

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