. This literature identifies three, interacting scales: the micro, meso and macro. The micro level reflects changing individual choices, attitudes and motivations. The meso reflects socio-technical systems, 'a cluster of elements, including technology, regulations, user practices and markets, cultural meanings, infrastructure, maintenance networks and supply networks' . The macro reflects the cultures, institutions, norms, governance and other broad organising features of society. The sustainability transitions literature generally focuses on change that originates and occurs within the meso scale, while the transformation literature focuses on change within and among all scales. This Working Group Il report often considers three interacting scales labelled personal, practical and political . Working Group III often employs the multi-level perspectives framework  and the more actor-oriented three domains of decision making framework  to describe related societal scales.
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