Open innovation methods to co-operate for CC? 6
Marlen Arnold 6
“Fish & Kids” – AN MSC project to bring sustainable seafood to schools and restaurants 6
Author: Marnie Bammert 6
Towards sustainable consumption: A framework for a houshold environmental management system. 10
Pedro Baptista and Nuno Videira 10
New alliances among food production and consumption. Which co-operation for which policies? Empirical support from a survey of 800 consumers. 16
Elena Battaglini 16
Gender empowerment in Nepal for sustainable development. Bhatt C.R., Joshi O., Koirala B., Pokhrel A., Ween B. and Dhakal HP. 24
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How to achieve the environmental objectives in different cultures Joanna Boboryko, Marta Dawidziuk and Barbara Mazur 31
Is water always in balance? A work activity for the education of the sustainable consumption from creativity and body expression. (Poster) 40
Josep Bonil, Genina Calafell, Marta Fonolleda, Maia Querol, Salvador Viciana 40
The Green Economy Initiative: A new approach to financial and environmental challenges - why multifunctional development is the way forward and the link to sustainable consumption 46
Elisabeth Kjerstad Bøe 46
Life Values as the Basis for the Formation of a Citizen 46
Zoja Chehlova and Mikhail Chehlov 46
Integrating Education for Sustainable Development in pre service teacher education – opportunities and challenges Amanda Mc Cloat and Helen Maguire 51
Psychometric evaluation of child eating behaviour: a tool to improve education regarding children’s food consumption Luís Miguel Cunha, Ana Pinto de Moura and Ana Sofia Almeida 52
The integration of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) into second level initial teacher education (ITE) and continuing professional development (CPD) programmes: Challenges and Opportunities Mella Cusack 53
Education for Sustainable Development in Action: The use of visual media to promote transformative learning. Mella Cusack and Miriam O’Donoghue 53
The Financial Crisis and Consumer Citizenship 54
Arthur Lyon Dahl 54
Consumer Governance 60
CONSUMERS AND CONSUMERORGANIZATIONS IN ACTION 60
Peter Daub 60
Consumer Citizens as Leading Innovators – Enhancing Value Creation Potential through Consumer-Consumer-Interaction 64
Benjamin Diehl and Ulf Schrader 64
New Communication Technologies And The Co-operation Between Producers And Consumers 73
V. Dimitrova and T. Atanasova 73
Proposal for a european joint master in consumer affairs “EMICA” 80
Victor Dordio 80
An EPIC(A) adventure towards a consumer citizenship education: the birth of an Intensive Programme (Poster) 87
Alcina Dourado 87
Critical Thinking and Active Learning 88
Tove Brita Eriksen 88
CSR-Mainstreaming and its Influence to Consumer Citizenship 98
Vera Fricke and Ulf Schrader 98
Transdisciplinary Consumer Citizenship Education 107
Sue L.T. Mc Gregor 107
"Consumer Citizenship as an Element of the European Social and Economic Dialogue (the venues of R&D interdisciplinary clusters)" Kostadin Grozev 124
An Exploratory Framework for Consumer Citizenship Education in Japan’s Home Economics Curriculum 124
Rieko Hanashiro, Lakshmi Malroutu and Diane Masuo 124
Potential contribution from international educational programs to Environmental Awareness and Political Interaction Inger Haug 134
Consumptions and lifestyles in the press 135
Susana Henriques 135
Windows of opportunity for sustainable consumption: The de-routinization effect of life events Melanie Jaeger and Martina Schaefer 140
Making a difference in the learning process 140
Aloida Jurcenko, Inese Patapova, Zenija Truskovska and Velta Lubkina 140
Consumer Citizenship Education for Sustainable Development in Higher Education in Latvia 151
Inese Jurgena and Zigurds Mikainis 151
Marketing Communication to and with Net Citizens: Targeting by Means of a Social Network Analysis Approach 160
Martin Klaus, Jörg Schwerdtfeger & Ralf Wagner 160
Education for sustainable development: The case of traditional life skills among the Nama people, Namibia. Jørgen Klein 175
Examining chosen attitudes of consumers during the 4th year of the decade for sustainable development in poland 176
Joanna Kostecka and Barbara Mazur 176
THE CONSUMER ABILITIES AND THE THEMES OF CONSUMER EDUCATION - 2009 177
Eija Kuoppa-aho, Malin Lindquist Skogar 177
Teaching Student teachers and high school students on Education for Consumer Citizenship in Greece 184
Konstantina Koutrouba, Helen Theodoropoulou and Konstadia Barda 184
Abstract 184
One eco-action in a day 192
Leena K. Lahti 192
Fair Trade and donations: Two possibilities to contribute to poverty alleviation in daily purchase decisions - Do consumers care? Nina Langen, Carola Grebitus and Monika Hartmann 194
Using creative instruments for promoting sustainable citizenship 203
Satu Lähteenoja, Burcu Tunçer and Marja Salo 203
LOLA – One of the creative approaches to the consumer citizenship educaton 211
Iveta Lice and Vija Dislere 211
Beyond Words: Designing Rituals to Promote Sustainable Ways of Living Jan Lindenberg 222
Development the Feeling of Personal Identity as a Key Factor of Formation of the Citizen 223
Marina Marchenoka and Anna Tatarinceva 223
ACTIVE AND AWARE CONSUMERS ARE HEALTHIER CONSUMERS 232
Marino Melissano, CTRRC, Italy 232
Illegally Sweet 233
Andrea Mendoza 233
The UNEP Global Environmental Citizenship Project and the Participation of Latin American Consumer Organizations 239
Luis Flores Mimica 239
COMPANIES PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION OF THEIR EMPLOYEES 241
Viola Muster, Ulf Schrader 241
Understanding the role of Printed Media in the social amplification of food risk during the new millennium 247
Ana Pinto de Moura and Luís Miguel Cunha 247
Consumer Empowerment in the Digital Era 255
A case study of ICT-enabled processes in South Africa and Norway 255
Martin Nkosi Ndlela, 255
Ecological literacy level and meaning of sustainability among college students 262
Anupama Pasricha 262
The Eco GO Beyond Schools Sustainable Development Programme of MAS Holdings in Sri Lanka 274
Amanti Perera 274
"Enabling consumers to change the market: a practice of participation in the decision making process" 275
Emanuela Rinaldi 275
Creativity in Consumer Citizenship Education in the Blended Course of English for Specific Purposes at University 275
Diana Rumpite 275
Sustainable Berlin: The importance of infrastructural context for sustainable consumption 276
Martina Schäfer and Adina Herde 276
Me and the Other's project: Citizenship Education through playful 277
Ana Filipa Soledade and Susana Henriques 277
Consumer protection society in Syria: action, challenges and future directions. 281
Ghiath M Sumainah 281
Green consumption – a state responsibility? 282
Ingrid Sælensminde 282
Teaching Universities Students on Education for Consumer Citizenship 291
Helen Theodoropoulou and Despina Sdrali 291
Seize the opportunity: The importance of timing for breaking commuters’ car driving habits 297
John Thøgersen 297
Using fashion as a platform to engage & excite 7
Tone Skårdal Tobiassen 7
Understanding Teachers' Consumer and Environmental Behaviours Gregor Torkar 14
OECD Policy Guidance on Consumer Education 27
Yuko Ueno 27
Motivation for sustainable lifestyle or the importance of “how” Fani Uzunova 27
What kind of research is necessary for the development of consumer citizenship education and education for sustainable consumption? 28
Pia Valota 28
THE ARGENTINE NATIVE FOREST - A SOCIAL GOOD 31
Experience Training of Trainers for a sustainable forest development 31
Carmen Varese and Marta Pini 31
Effects of Personal Carbon Trading 31
Annika Varnäs, Björn Nykvist, 31
Experience of promoting consumer education in Estonia 38
Tiina Vänt and Jana Tamm 38
From Consumer to Stakeholder Citizenship: A Model towards ‘World Citizenship’ for Lesser Developed Countries 44
Müberra Yüksel and Sevgi Kalkan 44