
Living in the Plastic Age
Perspectives from Humanities, Social Sciences and Environmental Sciences

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Johanna Kramm (Hg.), Carolin Völker (Hg.), Living in the Plastic Age (2023), Campus Frankfurt / New York, 60486 Frankfurt/Main, ISBN: 9783593449029
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
- BEGINN
- Contents
- Introduction: Living in the Plastic Age
- Living in the Age of Plastics
- Background of the Book: Inter- and Multidisciplinary Perspectives
- Overview of the Book
- References
- Explaining Agenda-Setting of the European Plastics Strategy. A Multiple Streams Analysis
- Introduction
- The Multiple Streams Framework
- Methods
- Plastics’ Rise onto the EU’s Agenda
- Problem and Politics Stream
- Institutional Changes, Policy Stream, and Coupling Process
- Conclusion
- References
- Microplastic in the Aquatic Environment
- Introduction
- Towards a Definition for Microplastics
- Analysis of Microplastics in the Aquatic Environment
- Transport, Distribution, and Retention of Microplastics in Aquatic Systems
- Effects of Microplastics on Aquatic Biota
- Complexity of the Microplastics Problem—A Challenge for Risk Assessment and Regulation
- References
- Risk Perception: The Case of Microplastics. A Discussion of Environmental Risk Perception Focused on the Microplastic Issue
- Introduction
- Hazard Characteristics
- Perceiver Characteristics
- Heuristics
- Emotions
- Mental Models
- Conclusions
- References
- Everyday Life With Plastics: How to Put Environmental Concern into Practice(s)
- Plastics in Everyday Life Practices
- Aims and Scope of the Empirical Study
- Methodology
- Consumer Awareness on Microplastics in Water Bodies
- Microplastics in Consumption Practices
- Lessons Learnt from the Analysis of Practices
- Eco-labelling as a Tool for Consumer Information on Microplastics?
- References
- Using Citizen Science to Understand Plastic Pollution: Implications for Science and Participants
- Using Citizen Science to Understand Plastic Pollution
- Methodology
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusions and Outlook
- References
- Behavior Change as Part of the Solution for Plastic Pollution
- Introduction
- Behavior Change: From Theory to Practice
- Interventions: What Needs to be Considered for Successful Behavioral Interventions?
- Conclusion
- References
- Chemicals in Plastic Packaging: Challenges for Regulation and the Circular Economy
- Food Contact Materials
- Toxicity of Plastic Chemicals
- Risk Assessment of FCCs—Current Practice and Options for Improvement
- Regulatory Requirements and Enforcement Realities—Food Contact Plastics in Europe
- “Bioplastics”—Shifting Problems
- Safe and Circular—Circular Economy
- Conclusion
- References
- Circularity in the Plastic Age: Policymaking and Industry Action in the European Union
- Introduction
- Revisiting the Policy-Industry Nexus in the Circular Economy
- The Trajectory of EU Environmental Policy on Plastics
- The Evolving Policy-Industry Nexus
- Conclusions
- References
- Plastivores and the Persistence of Synthetic Futures
- Introduction
- The Evolution of Plastic-Eaters
- Persistent Toxicity and Microbial Kin
- Conclusions
- References
- Contributors
- Index