Kathryn Colley

Gender gaps in everyday circular behaviours: Implications for circular economy policy

Kathryn Colley, Jianyu Chen, Graciela Martínez Sánchez, Phoebe Somervail et autres

Circular economy (CE) policies are often presented as gender-neutral, yet a growing body of literature highlights gender inequalities in everyday engagements with the household consumption work the CE transition will entail. In this paper we examine gendered dimensions of CE-related behaviours in …

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Being Circular in a Linear Economy: Local Practitioners as Everyday Intermediaries in the Transition to a Circular Economy in Scotland

Alice Hague, Tami Wooldridge, Phoebe Somervail, Fiona Bender et autres

Abstract Studies about the transition to a circular economy (CE) often focus on high-level questions of resource use and consumption, addressing questions of technical innovation and industrial production. Yet a transition to a circular economy is a societal issue. In this study, …

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Development and validation of the Circular Behaviours Scale: A measure of householder behaviours for a circular economy

Kathryn Colley, Graciela Martínez Sánchez, Jianyu Chen, Phoebe Somervail et autres

Moving towards a circular economy will require substantial behavioural change on the part of members of the public, as well as in business models. However, robust tools for measuring individual-level behaviours contributing to the CE are lacking. This paper details the development …

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The social benefits of furniture reuse in the circular economy

Euan Hague, Laura Kolar, Alice Hague, Phoebe Somervail et autres

Furniture is important for the circular economy (CE), given large volumes of resources used in the global furniture industry, and the bulky waste created when furniture is disposed. Innovations to make furniture more circular include new product design and business models, yet …

The Social Benefits of Furniture Reuse in the Circular Economy

Alice Hague, Euan Hague, Kelby Bosma, Tami Wooldridge et autres

Furniture is important for the circular economy (CE), given large volumes of resources used in the global furniture industry, and the bulky waste created when furniture is disposed. Innovations to make furniture more circular include new product design and business models, yet …

Integrated overview of choice behaviour and energy transitions in SMARTEES case studies

Ruth Wilson, Kathryn Colley, Isabel Lema-Blanco

This report summarizes the findings of the primary and secondary data analyses in the five cases. It describes the conclusions for which choice processes with respect to the agents identified in each case are found to be relevant CITATION: Wilson. R., Colley. …

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Integrated overview of choice behaviour and energy transitions in SMARTEES case studies

Ruth Wilson, Kathryn Colley, Isabel Lema-Blanco

This report summarizes the findings of the primary and secondary data analyses in the five cases. It describes the conclusions for which choice processes with respect to the agents identified in each case are found to be relevant CITATION: Wilson. R., Colley. …

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Development and validation of the Circular Behaviours Scale: A measure of householder behaviours for a circular economy

Jianyu CHEN, Kathryn Colley, Graciela Martínez Sánchez, Tony Craig et autres

Moving towards a circular economy will require substantial behavioural change on the part of members of the public, as well as in business models. However, robust tools for measuring individual-level behaviours contributing to the CE are lacking. This paper details the development …

Development and validation of the Circular Behaviours Scale: A measure of householder behaviours for a circular economy

Kathryn Colley, Graciela Martínez Sánchez, Jianyu CHEN, Phoebe Somervail et autres

Moving towards a circular economy will require substantial behavioural change on the part of members of the public, as well as in business models. However, robust tools for measuring individual-level behaviours contributing to the CE are lacking. This paper details the development …

Applications of agent-based modelling in circular economy research: A systematic literature review

Samuel Assefa, J.Gareth Polhill, Jianyu Chen, Ryu Koide et autres

The transition to a circular economy (CE) requires systemic perspectives to comprehend the complex behaviours of actors and support their decision-making processes. Agent-based modelling (ABM) has proven to be a promising approach to studying complex nonlinear phenomena in human and natural systems …

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Social Representation of Second-Hand Shopping: Cognitive Structure and Everyday Circular Economy Practice of the Scottish Population

Jianyu Chen, Kathryn Colley, Tony Craig, Graciela Martínez Sánchez et autres

BackgroundReuse behaviours such as buying second-hand objects are central to the transition towards a circular economy (CE). However, existing research has largely prioritised individual motivations, paying less attention to the shared meanings through which such behaviours are socially constructed. Drawing on Social …

Analysis of Social Representation of “Circular Economy” in the UK

Jianyu Chen, Tony Craig, Alice Hague, Kathryn Colley et autres

This preregistration outlines a primary data collection and analysis aimed at advancing the understanding of circular economy-relevant concepts through the framework of Social Representation Theory (SRT). The preregistration is post-data-collection and pre-analysis. A questionnaire-based survey has been conducted with a UK-adult-representative sample …