The Effects of Norms on Environmental Behavior

The study of norms is of paramount importance in understanding human behavior. An interdisciplinary literature, using varying definitions and conceptions, shows when and why norms emerge and spread, what form they can take, and how they are enforced. Here, we focus on theoretical and empirical liter...

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出版年:MAGKS - Joint Discussion Paper Series in Economics (Band 19-2022)
主要な著者: Dannenberg, Astrid, Gutsche, Gunnar, Batzke, Marlene, Christens, Sven, Engler, Daniel, Mankat, Fabian, Möller, Sophia, Weingärtner, Eva, Ernst, Andreas, Lumkowsky, Marcel, Wangenheim, Georg von, Hornung, Gerrit, Ziegler, Andreas
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言語:英語
出版事項: Philipps-Universität Marburg 2022
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要約:The study of norms is of paramount importance in understanding human behavior. An interdisciplinary literature, using varying definitions and conceptions, shows when and why norms emerge and spread, what form they can take, and how they are enforced. Here, we focus on theoretical and empirical literatures that treat norms as a factor influencing human behavior. We first present a new taxonomy of norms, which builds upon and merges previous taxonomies, to distinguish between different types of norms and enforcement mechanisms. We then provide a conceptual framework that identifies causes of the effects of norms based on psychological theories, which can serve as a foundation for much of the empirical economic literature measuring norm effects. Finally, we present an overview of empirical economic papers that study the effects of norms on environmentally relevant behavior, as a particularly relevant area for the study of norms. The aim of this overview is to highlight which effects have been insufficiently studied and to give a sense of the potential of norms, which should help policymakers to intervene in a more targeted way to address existing environmental problems.
物理的記述:38 Seiten
ISSN:1867-3678
DOI:10.17192/es2024.0728