“…There has been little research on the explanatory/predictive factors of this effectiveness of green nudges. When it has been done, the areas considered have been relatively restricted (Carlsson et al, 2021; Croson and Treich, 2014; Ouvrard, 2019; Schubert, 2017; Sunstein and Reisch, 2014) 6 and/or with often strong choices of focus on disciplines (Andor and Fels, 2018), application fields (Andor and Fels, 2018; Barker et al, 2021; Hahn and Metcalfe, 2016; Lehner et al, 2016; Souza-Neto et al, 2022), types of nudges (Andor and Fels, 2018; Farrow et al, 2017), limited or insufficiently justified methodological approaches (Carlsson et al, 2021; Ferrari et al, 2019; Hacker and Dimitropoulos, 2017; Ouvrard, 2019), or measures other than actual behaviour (Sunstein et al, 2019). The aim of this systematic review of factors of the behavioural effectiveness of green nudges is, on the contrary, to cover the entire spectrum of green nudges types in the studies reviewed, as long as they correspond to our definition (specified at the end of the literature review), without excluding fields of application if they are relevant to the challenge of sustainable development and, more specifically, sustainable marketing and/or social marketing.…”