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[ecrea] International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics - Special issue on Climate Change

Mon Sep 16 00:03:21 GMT 2013




International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics
Special issue 9.1 on Climate Change out now (Intellect)
Edited by An Nguyen and Matthew Hibberd

Climate change is one of the key political, economic and social issues facing the human race in the twenty-first century. One of the key problems examined by articles in this issue is that common visions or mutual understandings of climate change have remained difficult to execute properly, whether one looks at international agreements or initiatives in affecting behavioural change. While the scientific basis for climate change arguments strengthens year by year, finding any unity of purpose among publics to tackle the climate change issues remains elusive. Climate change communications are tied too closely to vaguer and contested notions of national, regional and local identities, cultural meanings and values, media treatment of climate change debates and audience dissemination of texts and images.

CONTENTS
Articles
* Public engagement with climate change: What do we know and where do we go from here? (Lorraine Whitmarsh, Saffron O’Neill and Irene Lorenzoni) * Climate change communications and young people in the Kingdom: A reception study. (Matthew Hibberd and An Nguyen) * Journalism, climate science and the public: Towards better practices. (Steve McIlwaine) * The framing of climate change in Italian politics and its impact on public opinion. (Emiliana De Blasio and Michele Sorice) * Thai audiences and journalists’ responses to a holistic, future-oriented, participatory and empowering (HOPE) model for climate change coverage. (Jessada Salathong) * Blogging on the ice: Connecting audiences with climate-change sciences. (Einar Thorsen)

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ABOUT THE JOURNAL

The International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics (MCP) is committed to analysing the politics of communication(s) and cultural processes. It addresses cultural politics in their local, international and global dimensions, recognizing equally the importance of issues defined by their specific cultural geography and those which traverse cultures and nations. MCP promotes critical, in-depth, engaged research on the intersections of sociology, politics, cultural studies and media studies and invites sharp, contemporary, stimulating analyses of issues of live concern for a broad range of cultures and nations and for the international community.

Edited by Katharine Sarikakis and Neil Blain.

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Abstracting and Indexing:
MLA; Current Abstracts; Cambridge Scientific Abstracts; Communication & Mass Media Complete; Film and Television Literature Index; Communication Abstracts Online; British Humanities Index; Scopus

ORDERING
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* Single issue price: £14 / $24


Dr. Marina Dekavalla

Lecturer in Journalism Studies
Communications, Media and Culture
School of Arts & Humanities
University of Stirling
Stirling, FK9 4LA
Scotland





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