Josephine Tröger

TL;DR: Future interdisciplinary research should gain a deeper understanding of the incentives for farmers and public perception from both a psychological and economic perspective in order to develop new support strategies for the transition into a more environment-friendly food production.

TL;DR: The Social Identity Model of Pro-Environmental Action is built on and extended and allows predictions of previously not explicitly included concepts of place attachment, nature connectedness, basic psychological needs, and systems thinking to serve as a guiding framework for a better understanding of the transformation towards a sustainable future.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined the compatibility of global identity and sufficiency orientation and their relation to people's support of a decarbonised mobility system and their flight mobility behavior and found that global identity was negatively related to past flight-related CO2 emissions and positively related to refraining from flying and support of decarbonized mobility policies.

TL;DR: In this article, a longitudinal intervention to foster individual sufficiency orientation (i.e., a multidimensional construct including both attitudes towards the sufficiency sustainability strategy and corresponding behavioral intentions) was examined.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explore barriers that prevent the implementation of knowledge about the sufficiency approach and ways to encourage sufficiency orientation on a societal level, using qualitative content analysis, and identify keys for change, i.e., narratives, rewards and recognition, time structures and responsibilities that could have a leveraging effect towards system transformation.