Longer Lasting Products
Alternatives To The Throwaway Society
Herausgeber: Cooper, Tim
Longer Lasting Products
Alternatives To The Throwaway Society
Herausgeber: Cooper, Tim
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In this provocative book, the creation of product durability and the design of longer-lasting products emerge as an absolutely vital element in the pursuit of sustainability. Its multi-disciplinary approach consolidates the significant growth in product life-span knowledge from an impressive range of experts. Contributors to Longer Lasting Products
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In this provocative book, the creation of product durability and the design of longer-lasting products emerge as an absolutely vital element in the pursuit of sustainability. Its multi-disciplinary approach consolidates the significant growth in product life-span knowledge from an impressive range of experts. Contributors to Longer Lasting Products
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 458
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 175mm x 247mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 796g
- ISBN-13: 9781032838045
- ISBN-10: 1032838043
- Artikelnr.: 70438499
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 458
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 175mm x 247mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 796g
- ISBN-13: 9781032838045
- ISBN-10: 1032838043
- Artikelnr.: 70438499
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Tim Cooper is Professor of Sustainable Design and Consumption at Nottingham Trent University. After graduating from the University of Bath, he worked as an economist in the construction industry for over a decade before undertaking research at the New Economics Foundation, where he developed his interest in the life-span of consumer durables. He was awarded a PhD from Sheffield Hallam University, where he worked from 1995 until 2010 and established the Centre for Sustainable Consumption. Dr Cooper's current research interests are multidisciplinary, embracing design, consumer behaviour, public policy and environmental ethics. He has participated in several European research projects and in 2004 was awarded funding by the EPSRC to establish the Research Network on Product Life Spans, which he continues to manage. He has advised the Research Council of Norway, the Irish Environmental Protection Agency and the Belgium Federal Science Policy Office, and was Specialist Adviser to the House of Commons Environment Committee for its enquiry Reducing the Environmental Impact of Consumer Products.
Part I: Overview
1: The Significance of Product Longevity
Part II: Design for Longevity
2: Re-evaluating Obsolescence and Planning for It
3: Subject/Object Relationships and Emotionally Durable Design
4: Defying Obsolescence
5: Understanding Replacement Behaviour and Exploring Design Solutions
6: Adjusting Our Metabolism: Slowness and Nourishing Rituals of Delay in Anticipation of a Post-Consumer Age
7: Durability, Function and Performance
Part III: Public Policy and Product Life-Spans
8: Durability and the Law
9: The Law on Guarantees and Repair Work
10: Policies for Longevity
part IV: Marketing Longer Lasting Products
11: Rethinking Marketing
12: Marketing Durability
13: Can Durability Provide a Strong Marketing Platform?
Part V: Product Use and Reuse
14: Consumer Influences on Product Life-Spans
15: Product Life Cycle Management Through IT
16: There are Times and Places: Systems and Practices in the Domestic Processing and Reuse of Packaging
17: Extending Product Life-Spans: Household Furniture and Appliance Reuse in the UK
1: The Significance of Product Longevity
Part II: Design for Longevity
2: Re-evaluating Obsolescence and Planning for It
3: Subject/Object Relationships and Emotionally Durable Design
4: Defying Obsolescence
5: Understanding Replacement Behaviour and Exploring Design Solutions
6: Adjusting Our Metabolism: Slowness and Nourishing Rituals of Delay in Anticipation of a Post-Consumer Age
7: Durability, Function and Performance
Part III: Public Policy and Product Life-Spans
8: Durability and the Law
9: The Law on Guarantees and Repair Work
10: Policies for Longevity
part IV: Marketing Longer Lasting Products
11: Rethinking Marketing
12: Marketing Durability
13: Can Durability Provide a Strong Marketing Platform?
Part V: Product Use and Reuse
14: Consumer Influences on Product Life-Spans
15: Product Life Cycle Management Through IT
16: There are Times and Places: Systems and Practices in the Domestic Processing and Reuse of Packaging
17: Extending Product Life-Spans: Household Furniture and Appliance Reuse in the UK
Part I: Overview
1: The Significance of Product Longevity
Part II: Design for Longevity
2: Re-evaluating Obsolescence and Planning for It
3: Subject/Object Relationships and Emotionally Durable Design
4: Defying Obsolescence
5: Understanding Replacement Behaviour and Exploring Design Solutions
6: Adjusting Our Metabolism: Slowness and Nourishing Rituals of Delay in Anticipation of a Post-Consumer Age
7: Durability, Function and Performance
Part III: Public Policy and Product Life-Spans
8: Durability and the Law
9: The Law on Guarantees and Repair Work
10: Policies for Longevity
part IV: Marketing Longer Lasting Products
11: Rethinking Marketing
12: Marketing Durability
13: Can Durability Provide a Strong Marketing Platform?
Part V: Product Use and Reuse
14: Consumer Influences on Product Life-Spans
15: Product Life Cycle Management Through IT
16: There are Times and Places: Systems and Practices in the Domestic Processing and Reuse of Packaging
17: Extending Product Life-Spans: Household Furniture and Appliance Reuse in the UK
1: The Significance of Product Longevity
Part II: Design for Longevity
2: Re-evaluating Obsolescence and Planning for It
3: Subject/Object Relationships and Emotionally Durable Design
4: Defying Obsolescence
5: Understanding Replacement Behaviour and Exploring Design Solutions
6: Adjusting Our Metabolism: Slowness and Nourishing Rituals of Delay in Anticipation of a Post-Consumer Age
7: Durability, Function and Performance
Part III: Public Policy and Product Life-Spans
8: Durability and the Law
9: The Law on Guarantees and Repair Work
10: Policies for Longevity
part IV: Marketing Longer Lasting Products
11: Rethinking Marketing
12: Marketing Durability
13: Can Durability Provide a Strong Marketing Platform?
Part V: Product Use and Reuse
14: Consumer Influences on Product Life-Spans
15: Product Life Cycle Management Through IT
16: There are Times and Places: Systems and Practices in the Domestic Processing and Reuse of Packaging
17: Extending Product Life-Spans: Household Furniture and Appliance Reuse in the UK







