The chapter offers an empirical investigation of individual motivations behind waste reduction and recycling. More specifically, it aims at verifying if one type of motivation (intrinsic and extrinsic) is more correlated with one of the two behaviours (minimization and recycling) or the other. Using Eurobarometer data, we note that extrinsic motivation has a higher effect on recycling habits than on minimization behaviour while the reverse is true for intrinsic motivation. Moreover, intrinsic motivation plays a role for the recycling of particular kinds of waste such as hazardous wast
Building on previous literature in incentives of recycling behaviors, our research aims to compare t...
Despite the increasing awareness of the consequences of waste, there is no consensus on how and why ...
Internal psychological factors, such as intentions and personal norms, are central predictors of pro...
This paper investigates empirically the relationship between individual motivations and recycling an...
Available online 24 August 2018This paper investigates empirically the relationship between individu...
It is only recently that EU policies have started defining targets for waste reduction despite waste...
CNRS 1, HCERES A, ABS 3International audienceIt is only recently that EU policies have started defin...
Individual behaviour in waste management is the focus of the book. Our aim is to offer insights abou...
Though reduction is at the top of the waste management hierarchy, EU policies have historically int...
The chapter is devoted to the analysis of individuals’ intrinsic and extrinsic motivations behind pr...
This book surveys existing literature from both waste management and behavioural sciences to offer a...
The main objective of this study is to permit a better understanding of recycling as a function of b...
Both the economic and psychological literature suggest that household waste reduction and recycling ...
The chapter considers both motivations and waste policies as determinants of people’s waste-related ...
New mandatory household recycling targets present a serious challenge to UK Local Authorities. Publi...
Building on previous literature in incentives of recycling behaviors, our research aims to compare t...
Despite the increasing awareness of the consequences of waste, there is no consensus on how and why ...
Internal psychological factors, such as intentions and personal norms, are central predictors of pro...
This paper investigates empirically the relationship between individual motivations and recycling an...
Available online 24 August 2018This paper investigates empirically the relationship between individu...
It is only recently that EU policies have started defining targets for waste reduction despite waste...
CNRS 1, HCERES A, ABS 3International audienceIt is only recently that EU policies have started defin...
Individual behaviour in waste management is the focus of the book. Our aim is to offer insights abou...
Though reduction is at the top of the waste management hierarchy, EU policies have historically int...
The chapter is devoted to the analysis of individuals’ intrinsic and extrinsic motivations behind pr...
This book surveys existing literature from both waste management and behavioural sciences to offer a...
The main objective of this study is to permit a better understanding of recycling as a function of b...
Both the economic and psychological literature suggest that household waste reduction and recycling ...
The chapter considers both motivations and waste policies as determinants of people’s waste-related ...
New mandatory household recycling targets present a serious challenge to UK Local Authorities. Publi...
Building on previous literature in incentives of recycling behaviors, our research aims to compare t...
Despite the increasing awareness of the consequences of waste, there is no consensus on how and why ...
Internal psychological factors, such as intentions and personal norms, are central predictors of pro...