This book deals with the cen­tral ques­ti­on of how human fac­tors and ergo­no­mics (HFE) might con­tri­bu­te to solu­ti­ons for the more sus­tainable deve­lo­p­ment of our world. The con­tents of the book are high­ly com­pa­ti­ble with the recent poli­ti­cal agen­da for sus­tainable deve­lo­p­ment as well as with sus­taina­bi­li­ty rese­arch from other disciplines.The book aims to sum­ma­ri­ze and pro­fi­le the various empi­ri­cal and theo­re­ti­cal work ari­sing from the field of “Human Fac­tors and Sus­tainable Deve­lo­p­ment” in the last deca­de. The book gives a sys­te­ma­tic over­view of rele­vant theo­re­ti­cal con­cepts, their under­ly­ing phi­lo­so­phies, as well as glo­bal appli­ca­ti­on fields and case stu­dies.

That­cher, A.; Zink, K.J.; Fischer, K. (Eds.): Human Fac­tors for Sus­taina­bi­li­ty: Theo­re­ti­cal Per­spec­ti­ves and Glo­bal Appli­ca­ti­ons, CRC Press. Boca Raton, FL 2019

ISBN 9781138576575 (Hard­back); ISBN 9781351269681 (eBook)