PB417 Consumer Psychology for Sustainability

These are examples of previous students' coursework (given with the permission of the authors) for PB417: Consumer Psychology for Sustainability (previously called PS456: Consumer Psychology).

This half-unit course is available to students at LSE studying on the MSc in Behavioural Science, MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, MSc in Psychology of Economic Life, MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology and MSc in Social and Public Communication. It is also available as an outside option where regulations permit.

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Cruise Industry and the Environment

e-bay: Creating value through ECO-merce

Sustainable Food Supply Chains: Growing Communities

#NotWasted: Improving the societal and environmental impact of the world’s most favored wine brand

Starbucks: Emphasising the Green

Juul vs. Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids: The Case

Enjoyable and Sustainable:developing initiatives to make coastal tourism compatible with the environment

Untapping Value in the John Lewis Nursery Department

Usitoo: Putting Goods to Use

Back to the Roots: An Entrepreneurial Sustainable Business

Whole Foods Market: The Beauty of Imperfection

H&M: A Sustainable Product-Service System