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Fudge S., Peters M., Hoffman S.M. Wehrmeyer W. (ed), 2013, The Global Challenge of Encouragin Sustainable Living, London, Edward Elgar Publishing.Sommaire : PART I: Theoretical and methodological understandings of behaviour change: psychological, sociological and economic perspectivesChapter 1: The psychology of behaviour change: an overview of theoretical and practical contributionsWokje Abrahamse and Judith de GrootChapter 2: Peak electricity demand and social practice theories: reframing the role of change agents in the energy sectorYolande StrengersChapter 3: Economic and non-economic factors driving household expenditure: methodological reflections on an econometric analysisScott MilneChapter 4: Scenarios as tools for initiating behaviour change in food consumptionAndrea Farsang and Lucia ReischPART II: Agency, behaviour and the European policy landscapeChapter 5: Emergent futures? Signposts to sustainable living in Europe and pathways to scaleCheryl Hicks and Michael KuhndtChapter 6: Identifying relevance and strength of barriers to changes in energy behaviour among end consumers and households: the BarEnergy projectMartin van de Lindt, Sophie Emmert and Helma LuitenChapter 7: Collaborative (and sustainable) behaviours: grassroots innovation, social change and enabling strategiesEzio ManziniChapter 8: From energy policies to energy-related practices in France: the figure of the ‘consumer citizen’ as a normative compromiseMathieu Brugidou and Isabelle Garabuau-MoussaouiChapter 9: Decoupling environmental impact from economic growth in Norway: viable policy or techno-optimistic fantasy?Pål Strandbakken and Eivind StøPART III: Different policy approaches from an international perspectiveChapter 10: Living smart in Australian households: sustainability coaching as an effective large-scale behaviour change strategyColin Ashton-Graham and Peter NewmanChapter 11: Energy demand implications of structural changes in IndiaSubhes C. BhattacharyyaChapter 12: Institutional and community-based initiatives in energy planningSteven M. Hoffman and Angela High-Pippert