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Die Ressourcenintensität der Zeit und ihre Bedeutung für nachhaltige Lebensstile

In: Verbraucherwissenschaften

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  • Johannes Buhl

    (Wuppertal Institut)

  • Michael Schipperges
  • Christa Liedtke

    (Wuppertal Institut)

Abstract

Zusammenfassung Der effiziente und produktive Einsatz der Zeit gewinnt im Zeichen sozialer Beschleunigung an Bedeutung. Zeitgewinne werden dabei durch den Einsatz von Energie und Ressourcen erkauft. Die Forschung zum nachhaltigen Konsum muss sich daher verstärkt der Zeit, ihrer Verwendung und Ressourcenintensität widmen. Um besser zu verstehen, warum Menschen ihre Zeit ressourcenleicht oder -intensiv nutzen, hilft die Beschreibung der Zeitverwendung in sozialen Milieus.

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  • Johannes Buhl & Michael Schipperges & Christa Liedtke, 2021. "Die Ressourcenintensität der Zeit und ihre Bedeutung für nachhaltige Lebensstile," Springer Books, in: Peter Kenning & Andreas Oehler & Lucia A. Reisch (ed.), Verbraucherwissenschaften, edition 2, pages 275-291, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-29935-4_14
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-29935-4_14
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