A joint research agenda for climate action bridges behavioral sciences and urban planning

Felix Creutzig · Lucia A. Reisch

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Environmental Education and Sustainability

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We argue for systematically integrating behavioral sciences and urban planning to develop a joint agenda for research and planning practice. By viewing urban form as a critical choice architecture for making people’s choices more climate-friendly, this approach may unlock new pathways for higher liveability of cities. Behavioral sciences should be systematically integrated with urban planning. Urban form is a critical choice architecture for making people’s choices more climate-friendly, and improve liveability of cities.

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