‚Breitbandkommunikation‘ zum Thema Klimawandel. Ein multifaktorielles Modell und zentrale Projektergebnisse zur Medienwirkung eines Meta-Themas

Neverla, Irene; Taddicken, Monika; Lörcher, Ines; Hoppe, Imke

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-22145-4_1

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“…Finally, we consider our findings to be a useful contribution to approaching a joint practical agenda in strategic climate communication (Laininen, 2019; Neverla et al. , 2019; Newig et al.…”

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“…Rather, self-declared change agents in different arenas see themselves confronted to accusations of inconsistency, both in terms of hypocritical talk (Brunsson, 2003) and practical incapacity (Bromley and Powell, 2012). This “blame game” is not only discouraging, but also hinders the strategic formation of an arena-spanning joint communication agenda, which scholars consider vital to spurring social change as a response to climate change (Bennett, 2021; Neverla et al. , 2019; Weder et al.…”

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“…The present conceptual article argues that a comprehensive understanding of such decoupling accusations as shared challenge across different climate communication arenas presents a crucial step to approach the demanded formation of an arena-spanning climate communication agenda (Laininen, 2019; Neverla et al. , 2019; Newig et al.…”

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Overcoming the “blame game” in strategic climate communication: from decoupling accusations toward an arena-spanning agenda

Krämer,

Winkler

2023

JCOM

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PurposeThe climate crisis presents a global threat. Research shows the necessity of joint communication efforts across different arenas—media, politics, business, academia and protest—to address this threat. However, communication about social change in response to the climate crisis comes with challenges. These challenges manifest, among others, in public accusations of inconsistency in terms of hypocrisy and incapability against self-declared change agents in different arenas. This increasingly turns public climate communication into a “blame game”.Design/methodology/approachStrategic communication scholarship has started to engage in this debate, thereby acknowledging climate communication as an arena-spanning, necessarily contested issue. Still, a systematic overview of specific inconsistency accusations in different public arenas is lacking. This conceptual article provides an overview based on a macro-focused public arena approach and decoupling scholarship.FindingsDrawing on a systematic literature review of climate-related strategic communication scholarship and key debates from climate communication research in neighboring domains, the authors develop a framework mapping how inconsistency accusations of hypocrisy and incapacity, that is, policy–practice and means–ends decoupling, manifest in different climate communication arenas.Originality/valueThis framework creates awareness for the shared challenge of decoupling accusations across different climate communication arenas, underscoring the necessity of an arena-spanning strategic communication agenda. This agenda requires a communicative shift from downplaying to embracing decoupling accusations, from mutual blaming to approval of accountable ways of working through accusations and from confrontation to cooperation of agents across arenas.

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Climate Change-related Counter-attitudinal Fake News Exposure and its Effects on Search and Selection Behavior

Taddicken,

Wolff

2023

Environmental Communication

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Die Studie befragte Heranwachsende zu ihrer Aneignung von Umweltthemen auf Instagram, um Möglichkeiten der Integration von Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung in die Medienpädagogik auszuloten. Die qualitative und quantitative Befragung zeigt positive Zusammenhänge von Umweltbewusstsein und Medienaneignung. Vor allem die qualitative Befragung weist auf eine Vielzahl individueller Unterschiede in der Auseinandersetzung mit Umweltthemen hin.

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‚Breitbandkommunikation‘ zum Thema Klimawandel. Ein multifaktorielles Modell und zentrale Projektergebnisse zur Medienwirkung eines Meta-Themas

Cited by 3 publications

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Overcoming the “blame game” in strategic climate communication: from decoupling accusations toward an arena-spanning agenda

Overcoming the “blame game” in strategic climate communication: from decoupling accusations toward an arena-spanning agenda

Climate Change-related Counter-attitudinal Fake News Exposure and its Effects on Search and Selection Behavior

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