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Social change climate change working
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If there is to be any effective
response to climate change, substantially new ways of living are urgently
required. Forms of intervention based on theories of rational action, lifestyle
choice and human behaviour are unlikely to catalyse entrenched habits and
practices at the rate required to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
In response, the social change, climate change working party aims to develop,
debate and disseminate significantly new ways of conceptualising and promoting
transitions in ordinary but environmentally significant routines like those
of heating, cooling, washing, eating, lighting and moving around. For more
information see this foldable printable brochure |
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Working party members include
PhD students dealing with topics of consumption, social theories of practice
and environmental change and people involved in developing and implementing
technologies, products and policies for climate change in government,
NGOs and business. There may be a few spaces left for people keen to participate
in future working parties. Contact Elizabeth Shove E.Shove@lancaster.ac.uk. |
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1st Working party
9-10 July 2009 |
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Theories of social change
- beyond the ABC, social theories of practice, paths and projects... |
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Readings |
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references and Andrew Darnton's
party notes
- feel free to send in further contributions |
| Topics |
for possible exchanges between
members |
| List |
of first working party members and programme |
| Gallery |
of ideas: pictures,
postcards and thoughts |
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2nd Working party
6-7 Jan 2010 |
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Models and methods of representing
and identifying transitions in practice: eating, cycling, and more |
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Programme |
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references and contents
of the reading pack |
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Models
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Models
and methods of conceptualising change (Andrew Darnton): can theories
of practice be represented in similar terms? (notes
from Elizabeth Shove) |
| Working
paper |
The working
party working paper - an inspiring document with 21 authors |
| Cycling
notes |
The cycling
exchange report (Tom Hargreaves, Rachel Aldred, Sarah Hards and Geoff
Gardner); bits of data
on cycling, and a summary
of the cycling exercise (Elizabeth Shove) |
| Food
Exchange |
Propositions
and reflections on putting practice theory
into practice (Alexia Coke, Jess Paddock, Berry D'arcy, Justin Spinney,
Tracey Bedford) |
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pictures |
Including sledging
and pass the parcel |
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New
exchanges |
Application
form for those who want to organise a little exchange; also 'big
questions' that might be the focus of such an exchange. Please get your
bids in by 15th February 2010 |
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Theory |
Images
of theory building from the Oxenholme region (Sarah Hards, Greg Wallenborn,
Martin Green and Elizabeth Shove).
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| Video
of pass the parcel |
Video
of Nicola Spurling and Julien McHardy's presentation on daily paths and
life paths
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3rd
Working party 8-9 July 2010 |
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Crafting
interventions |
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Introduction
to the reading - Allison Hui on Rip, A 2006. ‘A co-evolutionary
approach to reflexive governance and its ironies’, in J-P Voss,
D Bauknecht & R Kemp (eds.), Reflexive Governance for Sustainable
Development pp 82-100. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. |
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and biassed summary |
Quick
review of the working pary process for newcomers |
Water
exchange |
The water
exchange report (Rose Timlett, Glenn Watts, Sarah Hards and Elizabeth
Shove); and related presentation |
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Careers and practices |
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A
collage - based on an exchange involving Sarah Hards, Tom Hargreaves,
Louise Reid and Rachel Howell |
| Sketches
of the sketches |
Some notes on sketches
to be developed for the exhibition |
Party
pictures |
Including
images of the BBQ judging, and rehearsals of the show/exhibition |
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6-7th July 2010 |
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Symposium on climate change
and transitions in practice |
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Programme
including presenters and papers |
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The finale
of the series takes the form of a show/exhibition including provocative
posters, mini-presentations and challenging suggestions |
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Interactive
conference exhibition January 2011 London |
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