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Lampros Lamprinakis

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(+47) 911 27 492
lampros.lamprinakis@nibio.no

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Ås - Bygg O43

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Oluf Thesens vei 43, 1433 Ås (Varelevering: Elizabeth Stephansens vei 21)

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Doktorgrad fra Universitetet i Saskatchewan (Canada), avdeling «Bioresource Policy, Business & Economics». Doktoravhandlingen handler om de økonomiske effekter av kognitiv dissonans og mentale rammer, med spesielt fokus på samvirkeforetak. Jobber for tiden med problemstillinger knyttet til verdikjeder, innovasjon, og det grønne skiftet. Forskningsinteresser omfatter: industrial organization (I/O), spillteori, økonomisk psykologi, samvirkeforetak.

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Irene Kagiampaki Manolis Mandalakis Thekla I Anastasiou Lampros Lamprinakis Valborg Kvakkestad

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Ffion Evans James Gibbons Luciana Bava Dave Chadwick Stefania Colombini Valborg Kvakkestad Lampros Lamprinakis Vibeke Lind Martina Pavesi Prysor Williams Sophie Wynne-Jones

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Transitioning towards more circular farming systems, which prioritise using renewable and recycled resources to reduce reliance on external inputs, offers potential to improve nutrient cycling, enhance farm profitability and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. However, widespread adoption remains limited. To support the wider adoption of circular farming practices across diverse rural and agroecological settings, we examined how psychological, contextual and motivational factors shape farmers’ sentiment and decision-making. A mixed-methods approach—combining sentiment and thematic analysis—was applied to interviews and focus groups with 96 farmers and industry stakeholders across Italy, Norway and the UK. Sentiment towards circular farming practices varied across national contexts, with UK farmers expressing more positive views overall than Norwegian farmers, and Italian farmers positioned in between. These differences reflected how well practices aligned with existing knowledge, values and farming systems, while negative sentiment was primarily associated with policy impracticalities, investment costs and local constraints, highlighting key political and structural barriers to adoption. The findings underscore the need to align circular strategies with local contexts. To support wider adoption, we recommend (1) enhancing psychological capability (e.g. aligning practices with farmers’ knowledge): through a flexible ‘toolbox’ of practices; (2) addressing physical opportunity barriers via co-designed, locally-adapted policies; and (3) strengthening reflective motivation by communicating and deliberating the broader co-benefits of circular practices. These informed insights provide more effective and inclusive strategies for sustainable agriculture and rural development across Europe.

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