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• W2100081683 abstract "In the current discourse on sustainable consumption, there have been major interventions by thebusinesses and governments, focusing on changing consumer behavior through greening products andservices. However, the problem of consumption is not limited to greening products and environmentalimpacts, but it is also a social issue. Together with the increasing consumption around the world andmaterialistic aspirations, a decline in well being and happiness can also be observed, particularly inindustrialized countries. Recently, the sustainable consumption process has started to draw attention toindividual value shifts reflected on peoples consumption patterns and social behavior. To examine andexplain phenomenon, examples from creative communities are being analysed. According to someexperts on sustainable production and consumption, these creative communities are showingpromising outcomes through increasing well being and developing sustainable lifestyles. Still, they havebeen unable to disseminate their practices to the mainstream markets. This indicates a need fordeveloping strategies to explore the creative communities in terms their values, principles, socialinnovation strategies, practices and their perspectives of sustainability. Unless these are well understoodand an exchange platform is established between relevant actors including citizens, it is unlikely thatcreative community practices (i.e. sustainable lifestyle cases) will be incorporated the society as a whole.This research addresses the challenges and opportunities facing creative communities, their behavioursand social innovation solutions using both theoretical and empirical studies. The results are based onfive field case study communities from the US, Scotland, Sweden and Italy, each with different types ofsocial innovations. The main findings on individual value orientation and action incurring benefitsdemonstrate the potential of the communities or their practices to be adapted by wider society.Moreover, the nature of their practices, which highly depend on ethical responsibility, transfer ofknowledge and networking relations, have shown the potential of linking between creative communitycitizens,external actors-community and between individuals. This can be established through creatingrelational spaces, which can take varied forms to stimulate social innovation in the agenda ofsustainable consumption." @default.
• W2100081683 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2100081683 creator A5021834423 @default.
• W2100081683 date "2008-01-01" @default.
• W2100081683 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W2100081683 title "Social Innovations in Creative Communities for Sustainable Consumption: is it promising?" @default.
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