Bibliographic Database

Shove, E. et al. “Energy And Social Systems”. Human Choice And Climate Change, Vol. 2: Resources And Technology. Ed. S. Rayner & Malone, E. L. Vol. 2. Columbus, OH: Battelle Press, 1998. 291-326. Web. Human Choice And Climate Change, Vol. 2: Resources And Technology.

Hackett, B. M, and Loren Lutzenhiser. Market And Consumer Barriers To Non-Compressor Cooling Technologies: Report To The California Institute For Energy Efficiency. Davis, CA: University of California, 1993. Web.

Lutzenhiser, Loren, and B. M Hackett. “Social Stratification And Environmental Degradation: Understanding Household Co2 Production”. Social Problems (1993): 50-73. Web. Social Problems.

Hackett, B. M, and Loren Lutzenhiser. “Social Structures And Economic Conduct: Interpreting Variations In Household Energy Consumption”. Sociological Forum (1991): 449-470. Web. Sociological Forum.

Hackett, B. M. “Energy Consumption And Energy Billing In Apartments”. Energy Efficiency: Perspectives On Individual Behaviorenergy Efficiency: Perspectives On Individual Behavior. Ed. Willett Kempton & Neiman, M. Washington, D.C.: American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, 1987. Web. Energy Efficiency: Perspectives On Individual Behaviorenergy Efficiency: Perspectives On Individual Behavior.

Lutzenhiser, Loren, B. M Hackett, and H. Schutz. Social Variation And Electricity Consumption In San Diego, California: Exploratory Data Analysis And The California Energy Commission's Electricity Demand Forecasting Model. Berkeley, CA: University of California Energy Research Group (UER-196), 1987. Web.

Cramer, J. C et al. “Social And Engineering Determinants And Their Equity Implications In Residential Electricity Use”. Energy 10 (1985): 1283-1291. Web. Energy.

Hackett, B. M, and Loren Lutzenhiser. “The Unity Of Self And Object”. Western Folklore (1985): 317-324. Web. Western Folklore.

Hackett, B. M et al. “Comparing The Methodologies Of Research On Household Consumption”. What Works: Documenting The Results Of Energy Conservation In Buildings. Ed. Jeffrey Harris & Blumstein, Carl. Washington, DC: ACEEE Press, 1984. 439-444. Web. What Works: Documenting The Results Of Energy Conservation In Buildings.

Kowalczyk, D. J et al. “Evaluation Of A Community-Based Electricity Load Management Program”. Energy 8 (1983): 235-244. Web. Energy.

Vine, Edward L et al. “The Applicability Of Energy Models To Occupied Houses: Summer Electric Use In Davis”. Energy 7 (1982): 909-925. Web. Energy.

Hackett, B. M, and S. Schwartz. “Energy Conservation And Rural Alternative Lifestyles”. Social Problems (1980): 165-178. Web. Social Problems.