• Alienating or engaging?: The role of ontological security and consumer coping in complex sustainable consumption environments - the case of certified wine 

  Barrows, Larissa (2019)

  Consumers are in many ways made to be one of the central actors in the discourse on transitions to more sustainable consumption and production models globally. Consumption naturally spans across many industries, but one ...

• The motivation for repeated mobility in highly-skilled Germans 

  Belin, Jelena Rena (2018)

  This thesis is an explorative study of the phenomenon of repeated mobility in highly-skilled Germans. Repeated mobility consists of a series of international mobility episodes over long periods of time. The thesis explores ...

• Beyond altruism: trust, fairness and social inclusion in deceased organ donor registration 

  Tinning, Emma Elizabeth (2016)

  Despite decades of research and efforts to increase organ donation, the gap between the supply of and demand for transplantable organs continues to grow. Much of this research relies on models of individual prosocial ...

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