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The following publications are listed as evidence of an extensive publication output. We identify here three distinct categories of RESOLVE-relevant output, marked appropriately in the list below by the following symbols:  denotes outputs (published, in press or in draft) which have arisen entirely from RESOLVE research funded under the core budget
 denotes outputs (published, in press or in draft) which have arisen at least partly from RESOLVE research funded at least partly under the core budget.
 denotes outputs which are RESOLVE-relevant and have involved contributions from at least one of the RESOLVE team.
Other Publications Fudge, S. (2008) 'Making Political Science Matter: Debating Knowledge, Research and Method', S Schram and B Caterino (eds). Book review in Energy Policy 36:1.. Hallsworth, A., T. Lewington., and T. Jackson. (2008) Sustainable Consumption and Consumer Policy. A report to the Department for Business, Efficiency and Regulatory Reform (BERR). , Guildford: Unversity of Surrey. Jackson, T. (2008) A blatant failure of moral vision. , Guardian S2 Environment, Wednesday 16th January 2008. Jackson, T. (2008) An immoral climate. , London: Sustainable Development Commission. Online at: http://www.sd-commission.org.uk/publications.
Download available here. Abrahamse, W. (2007) Energy conservation through behavioural change: Examining the effectiveness of a tailor-made approach. , University of Groningen, Department of Behavioural and Social Sciences. ISBN 978-90-367-3219-2. Ahmadian, M., M. Chitnis., and L.C. Hunt. (2007) Gasoline Demand, Pricing Policy and Social Welfare in Iran., Surrey Energy Economics Centre Working Paper SEEDS 118, Guildford: University of Surrey. Bottrill, C. (2007) The Practicalities of Creating Ethical Carbon Markets, Workshop: Commodifying Carbon: The Ethics of Markets in Nature. Hosted by the Environmental Change Institute and the Program on the Ethics of the New Biosciences, James Martin 21st Century School, Oxford University.. Fawcett, T., C. Bottrill., B. Boardman., and G. Lye. (2007) UKERC Report: Scoping Study into Trialling Personal Carbon Allowances (PCAs). , Environmnetal Change Institute, Oxford University. Fudge, S. (2007) Review of 'Science, Culture and Modern State Formation'. , by P.Carroll. Science Studies Vol 20:1. Himanshu, A., A. Amarawickrama., and L.C. Hunt. (2007) Electricity Demand for Sri Lanka: A Time Series Analysis, Surrey Energy Economics Centre Working Paper SEEDS 118, Guildford: University of Surrey. Jackson, T. (2007) Plane Stupidity? What we think about giving up flying, Britain in 2008, Swindon: Economic and Social Research Council. Jackson, T. (2007) Where on earth will it end? Consumerism as Theodicy. , Sofia 85, 5-9. Jackson, T. (2007) Lord make me a green tourist - but not just yet. , The Edge, July 2007, 9-10. Jackson, T. (2007) Review of Offer A. The Challange of Affluence, Social Policy and Administration. 41(7): 787-789.. Palmer, J., B. Boardman., C. Bottrill., S. Darby., M. Hinnells., G. Killip., R. Layberry., and H. Lovell. (2007) Reducing the Environmental Impact of Housing. Final Report. Royal Commission on Environmental Pullution's 26th Report on the Urban Environment. ..
Download available here. Peters, M. (2007) Lifestyle Research Study: selected findings from a questionnaire-based survey with residents in the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames, RESOLVE report to Richamond Council.. Abrahamse, W., and D. Evans (2006) Interdisciplinary Research on Lifestyles and the Environment, Paper presented at an ESRC seminar for early career researchers working on consumption, Birkbeck College, London, October 2006. Adeyemi, O.I., and L.C. Hunt (2006) 'Modeling OECD industrial energy demand: asymmetric price responses and energy - saving technical change'
, Surrey Energy Economics Centre (SEEC) Discussion Paper, SEEDS 115, University of Surrey, December 2006. Al-Rabbaie, A., and L.C. Hunt (2006) 'OECD Energy Demand: Modelling Underlying Energy Demand Trends using the Structural Time Series Model', Surrey Energy Economics Centre(SEEC) Discussion Paper, SEEDS 114, University of Surrey, October 2006. Bottrill, C. (2006) UKERC Working Paper: Personal Carbon Trading: The case for excluding ground public transport. , Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University.
Download available here. Bottrill, C. (2006) Understanding Domestic Tradeable Quotas (DTQs) and Personal Carbon Allowances (PCAs). , Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University.
Download available here. Bottrill, C. (2006) Report from the Personal Carbon Trading: An Exploratory Research and Policy Workshop. , UK Energy Research Centre Meeting Place, Imperial College, London, October 2006.
Download available here. Bradley, P., Druckman, A., Jackson, T. and E. Papathanasopoulou (2006) Attributing Carbon Requirements to Households Using Input-Output Techniques: Data Recommendations
, RESOLVE discussion document, University of Surrey. Chontanawat, J., Hunt, L. C. and R. Pierse (2006) 'Causality between energy consumption and GDP: Evidence 30 OECD and 78 non-OECD countries'
, Surrey Energy Economics Centre (SEEC) Discussion Paper, SEEDS 113, University of Surrey, June 2006. Papathanasopoulou, E. (2006) Attributing Carbon to UK Household Expenditure: the use of proxy data
, RESOLVE discussion document, University of Surrey. Uzzell, D., Muckle, R., Jackson, T., Ogden, J., Barnett, J., Gatersleben, B., Hegarty, P., and E. Papathanasopoulou (2006) Choice Matters - Alternative Approaches to Encourage Sustainable Consumption and Production. Final Report to the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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