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Stud 31(4/5):705–727
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Paddison R, Money J, Lever B (eds) International perspectives in urban studies, Issue 3. Jessica
Kingsley Publishers, London and Bristol, pp 153–178
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of Japanese character. Ann Inst Statist Math 27(1):27–32
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Hoffman WE (1997) Recent advances in design for environment at Motorola. J Ind Ecol 1(1):131–
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Kawakita J (1986) The KJ method: Let Chaos tell (in Japanese), Chuokoron-sha Inc, Tokyo; The
original KJ method (in English). Kawakita Research Institute, Tokyo
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and never can be achieved? Sustain Sci Pract Policy 3(2):5–14
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Pleasure with products: beyond usability. Taylor & Francis, London, New York, pp 212–222
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on product attachment. In: Proceedings of 2004 international conference on design and emotion,
Ankara, Turkey
Mugge R, Schoormans JPL, Schifferstein HNJ (2009) Emotional bonding with personalised
products. J Eng Des 20(5):467–476
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14:286–299
Nes N, Cramer J (2003) Design strategies for the lifetime optimisation of products. J Sustain Prod
Des 3:101–107
Ohiwa H, Kawai K, Masanobu K (1990) Idea processor and the KJ method. J Inf Process 13(1):44–48
Salazar D (2008) Common sense sustainability: a better view of the trenches. Packag Des Mag
Issue: April 2008, 50
Schifferstein HNJ, Zwartkruis-Pelgrim EPH (2008) Consumer-product attachment: measurement
and design implications. Int J Des 2(3):1–13
Schütte S, Eklund J, Ishihara S, Nagamachi M (2008) Affective meaning: the Kansei engineering
approach. In: Schifferstein HNJ, Hekkert P (eds) Product experience. Elsevier Science Publishers,
USA, pp 477–496
Smith CT, Gordon AD, Payn TW, Richardson B, Schoenholtz SH, Skinner MF, Snowdon P, West GG
(2001) Indicators for sustainable productive capacity of New Zealand and Australian plantation
forests. In: Raison RJ, Brown AG, Flinn DW (eds) Criteria and indicators for sustainable forest
management. CABI, UK, pp 183–198
Stirling A (1999) The appraisal of sustainability: some problems and possible responses. Local
Environ 4(2):111–135
Tierney S (2003) The constitutional of accommodation of national minorities in the UK and Canada:
judicial approaches to diversity. In: Gagnon AG, Guibernau M, Rocher F (eds) The conditions of
diversity in multinational democracies. Institute for Research on Public Policy, CA (Montreal),
pp 169–206
Vincent J (2005) Emotional attachment to mobile phones: an extraordinary relationship. In: Hamill
L, Lasen A (eds) Mobile world: past, present and future. Springer, USA, pp 95–104
Vincent J (2006) Emotional attachment and mobile phones. Knowl Technol Policy 19(1):39–44
Wehmeyer K (2007) Assessing users’ attachment to their mobile devices. In: Proceedings of 6th
international conference on mobile business (ICMB 2007), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Wehmeyer K (2008) User-device attachment: scale development and initial test. Int J Mobile
Commun 6(3):280–295
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Hart T (1994) Transport choices and sustainability: a review of changing trends and policies. Urban
Stud 31(4/5):705–727
Hart T (1995) Transport choices and sustainability: a review of changing trends and policies. In:
Paddison R, Money J, Lever B (eds) International perspectives in urban studies, Issue 3. Jessica
Kingsley Publishers, London and Bristol, pp 153–178
Hayashi C, Suzuki T (1975) Quantitative approach to cross-societal research; a comparative study
of Japanese character. Ann Inst Statist Math 27(1):27–32
Hinte V (1997) Eternally yours: visions on product endurance. 010 Publishers, NL
Hoffman WE (1997) Recent advances in design for environment at Motorola. J Ind Ecol 1(1):131–
140
Jacob JC, Brinkerhoff MB (1999) Mindfulness and subjective well-being in the sustainability
movement: a further elaboration of multiple discrepancies theory. Soc Indic Res 46:341–368
Kawakita J (1986) The KJ method: Let Chaos tell (in Japanese), Chuokoron-sha Inc, Tokyo; The
original KJ method (in English). Kawakita Research Institute, Tokyo
Kemp R, Martens P (2007) Sustainable development: how to manage something that is subjective
and never can be achieved? Sustain Sci Pract Policy 3(2):5–14
Lee S, Harada A, Stappers PJ (2002) Design based on Kansei. In: Green WS, Jordan PW (eds)
Pleasure with products: beyond usability. Taylor & Francis, London, New York, pp 212–222
Mugge R, Schifferstein HNJ, Schoormans JPL (2004) Personalizing product appearance: the effect
on product attachment. In: Proceedings of 2004 international conference on design and emotion,
Ankara, Turkey
Mugge R, Schoormans JPL, Schifferstein HNJ (2009) Emotional bonding with personalised
products. J Eng Des 20(5):467–476
Nes N, Cramer J (2005) Influencing product lifetime through product design. Bus Strateg Environ
14:286–299
Nes N, Cramer J (2003) Design strategies for the lifetime optimisation of products. J Sustain Prod
Des 3:101–107
Ohiwa H, Kawai K, Masanobu K (1990) Idea processor and the KJ method. J Inf Process 13(1):44–48
Salazar D (2008) Common sense sustainability: a better view of the trenches. Packag Des Mag
Issue: April 2008, 50
Schifferstein HNJ, Zwartkruis-Pelgrim EPH (2008) Consumer-product attachment: measurement
and design implications. Int J Des 2(3):1–13
Schütte S, Eklund J, Ishihara S, Nagamachi M (2008) Affective meaning: the Kansei engineering
approach. In: Schifferstein HNJ, Hekkert P (eds) Product experience. Elsevier Science Publishers,
USA, pp 477–496
Smith CT, Gordon AD, Payn TW, Richardson B, Schoenholtz SH, Skinner MF, Snowdon P, West GG
(2001) Indicators for sustainable productive capacity of New Zealand and Australian plantation
forests. In: Raison RJ, Brown AG, Flinn DW (eds) Criteria and indicators for sustainable forest
management. CABI, UK, pp 183–198
Stirling A (1999) The appraisal of sustainability: some problems and possible responses. Local
Environ 4(2):111–135
Tierney S (2003) The constitutional of accommodation of national minorities in the UK and Canada:
judicial approaches to diversity. In: Gagnon AG, Guibernau M, Rocher F (eds) The conditions of
diversity in multinational democracies. Institute for Research on Public Policy, CA (Montreal),
pp 169–206
Vincent J (2005) Emotional attachment to mobile phones: an extraordinary relationship. In: Hamill
L, Lasen A (eds) Mobile world: past, present and future. Springer, USA, pp 95–104
Vincent J (2006) Emotional attachment and mobile phones. Knowl Technol Policy 19(1):39–44
Wehmeyer K (2007) Assessing users’ attachment to their mobile devices. In: Proceedings of 6th
international conference on mobile business (ICMB 2007), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Wehmeyer K (2008) User-device attachment: scale development and initial test. Int J Mobile
Commun 6(3):280–295