David is interested in issues related to sustainable consumption and how society can change in a more sustainable direction. In his research, he has examined, among other things, the factors that affect households’ emissions of greenhouse gases, the link between well-being and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as rebound effects in the transport sector. In the program, David will participate in work on evaluating sustainable practices as well as investigating citizen engagement on sustainable lifestyles through ICT solutions.

David also runs the Svalna web service (www.svalna.se), which helps users gain understanding of their greenhouse gas emissions by analysing transaction data. Data from Svalna is used in the research program to identify and analyze sustainable lifestyles and as a platform for citizen engagement. David is also one of the founders of the card game Climate Call (www.kortspeletklimatkoll.se)

david.andersson@chalmers.se 

I am a Phd student employed at the Environmental Administration at the City of Gothenburg, doing my Phd studies at Physical Resource Theory at Chalmers.

erik.andre@chalmers.se 

My research concerns sustainability transitions, the sharing economy, social movements and contestations around planning and policy for sustainable development.

karin.bradley@abe.kth.se
+46709186088

I have over 20 years’ experience of research related to products policies and sustainable consumption issues. I am a board member of Re:Source, a national Swedish innovation program that funds Circular Economy projects. I am also a member of the Research Council of the Swedish Competition Authority. I teach at several international and Swedish master programs.

carl.dalhammar@iiiee.lu.se

My research concerns the design and public acceptability of environmental policies, specifically policies related to sustainable food consumption. Methodologically my focus is on experiments.

I am interested in how (intrinsic and extrinsic) values influence our consumption, how resource use in turn affect the environment and how different consumption practices contribute – or not – to well-being. Most of my time is spent working with sustainability related courses at undergraduate and graduate level.

hannaegg@kth.se
+46 8 790 89 97

My research is focused on Sustainable consumption, Circular economy and Methods for environmental and sustainability assessments of different types of products and systems. In the program I am director and also leading a project on sustainable consumption and macro-economic effects.

goran.finnveden@abe.kth.se
+46 8 790 73 18

My research revolves around sustainable long-distance travel with extra focus on the climate impact of aviation. I am interested in how the climate impact from vacation travel can be reduced, through both technical development and behavioral change. My background is in engineering physics and industrial ecology.

kamb@kth.se

I lead Work package 3, which is focused on understanding the perspectives and roles of the general public in initiatives aimed at sustainable consumption. The role of voluntary organizations in stimulating public involvement is in particular focus. More broadly, my research interest is in the relation between human motivation – ecological, social, economic, practical – and how tensions between motivations play out at the organizational and societal levels, concerning how to reduce harms to environment andd health.

mikael.klintman@soc.lu.se
+46702845548

I am leading the work package in the Mistra programme which is focusing policy innovation for sustainable consumption patterns. Since I have done research on aviation and long-distance travel for some years the consumption domain of vacationing is my focus in the programme. My research in this field is e.g. about new ways of measuring greenhouse gas emissions from air travel of a country’s residents, as well aspolicy analysis for the aviation sector. I am also doing other research relating to sustainable consumption patterns including e.g. analysis of the links between time use patterns (e.g. work time) and greenhouse gas emissions.

jorgen.larsson@chalmers.se
+46317723108

My research focuses on sustainable consumption behavior. Within this field I have worked both on marketing/branding, consumer behaviour, nudging, and alternative consumption ideas (sharing, collaborative consumption, cooperatives). My main interest in all of these areas is the individual consumer and how her behaviour can be changed towards higher levels of economic, social, and environmental sustainability

matthias.lehner@iiiee.lu.se
+46 46 222 02 07

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I am associate professor of political science and participate in Mistra Sustainable Consumption, WP5. My main research interests concern environmental politics and policy, in particular the origins and (political) solutions of large-scale collective action problems for example climate change and resource depeletion. Theoretically, my research bridges the fields of political science, social- and environmental psychology, and behavioural economics, with a methodological preference for experimental and survey methods.

Simon.Matti@ltu.se
0920-492331