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'Where do we go from here?' Transition strategies for a low carbon future

  • Alexia Coke

    Research output: Working paper

    Abstract

    This working paper outlines the main findings of a qualitative PhD research project that explored the strategies for a low carbon future being adopted within the UK Transition movement, and highlights potential policy, practice and academic learning in relation to community action on climate change and resource scarcity. The research focused in particular on the food, energy and transport activities that Transition Initiatives (local groups) are undertaking within Britain. Drawing on concepts that have been established as a result of studying other social movements, the research found five main emerging and interlinked strategies that are being adopted within the Transition movement. The first three of these strategies are focused on mobilising people to become involved in the movement (mobilising strategies), whilst the other two are focused on promoting particular forms of collective action (action strategies) for particular types of change (change strategies).
    Original languageEnglish
    PublisherUniversity of Surrey
    Publication statusPublished - Mar 2014

    Publication series

    NamePASSAGE Working Papers Series
    PublisherUniversity of Surrey
    No.14-Mar
    ISSN (Electronic)2056-6255

    Keywords

    • Geography and environmental studies

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