The problems and debates surrounding climate change possess closely intertwined social and scientific aspects. This book highlights the importance of researching climate change through a multi-disciplinary approach; namely through cultural studies, communication studies, and clean-technology studies. These three dimensions taken together have the ability to constitute a positive agenda for climate change science in its broader understanding.
The problems and debates surrounding climate change possess closely intertwined social and scientific aspects. This book highlights the importance of researching climate change through a multi-disciplinary approach; namely through cultural studies, communication studies, and clean-technology studies. These three dimensions taken together have the ability to constitute a positive agenda for climate change science in its broader understanding.
Pernille Almlund, Per Homann Jespersen and Sÿren Riis, all at Roskilde University, Denmark.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction; Introduction to Section 1: Towards a New Agenda for Climate Change Research; 2: Clean Technology; Introduction to Section 2: Climate Change and Clean Technology; 1: What is CleanTech? Unraveling the Buzzword; 2: Local Transition Strategies for Low Carbon Construction and Housing Studies of Innovative Danish Municipalities; 3: The Development of Non-fossil Energy Systems in the Absence of Strong Climate Change Global Governance; 4: Opportunities and Challenges for Innovation in the Design of Low-carbon Energy Technologies a Case Study of the Lighting Sector; 5: Using Sustainability Games to Elicit Moral Hypotheses from Scientists and Engineers; 3: Culture; Introduction to Part 3: Climate Change and Culture; 5: Nature, Climate Change and the Culture of Social Sciences; 6: Climate Change Knowledge and Social Movement Theory 1; 7: The Matter of Climate Change: What It Is and How to Be Concerned With It; 8: Education, Active Citizenship and Applied Social Intelligence: some Democratic Tools to Meet the Threat of Climate Change 1; 9: Sustainability Means Ethics and This is a Cultural Revolution; 10: Coping with Climate Change: Social Science and the Case of Multi-site Living; 4: Communication; Introduction to Part 4: Climate Change and Communication; 11: Challenges to Climate Change Communication Through Mass Media in Bangladesh: a Developing Country Perspective; 12: Could Films Help to Save the World from Climate Change? A Discourse Exploration of Two Climate Change Documentary Films and an Analysis of their Impact on the UK Printed Media; 13: Communicating the Political Act of Switching off the Light: Mediating Citizen Action through `Boundary Acts' in the Earth Hour and Vote Earth Global Media Events; 14: Climate Activism and the Mass Media: Potentially a Politically Challenging Debate; 15: Negotiating and Communicating Climate
1: Introduction; Introduction to Section 1: Towards a New Agenda for Climate Change Research; 2: Clean Technology; Introduction to Section 2: Climate Change and Clean Technology; 1: What is CleanTech? Unraveling the Buzzword; 2: Local Transition Strategies for Low Carbon Construction and Housing Studies of Innovative Danish Municipalities; 3: The Development of Non-fossil Energy Systems in the Absence of Strong Climate Change Global Governance; 4: Opportunities and Challenges for Innovation in the Design of Low-carbon Energy Technologies a Case Study of the Lighting Sector; 5: Using Sustainability Games to Elicit Moral Hypotheses from Scientists and Engineers; 3: Culture; Introduction to Part 3: Climate Change and Culture; 5: Nature, Climate Change and the Culture of Social Sciences; 6: Climate Change Knowledge and Social Movement Theory 1; 7: The Matter of Climate Change: What It Is and How to Be Concerned With It; 8: Education, Active Citizenship and Applied Social Intelligence: some Democratic Tools to Meet the Threat of Climate Change 1; 9: Sustainability Means Ethics and This is a Cultural Revolution; 10: Coping with Climate Change: Social Science and the Case of Multi-site Living; 4: Communication; Introduction to Part 4: Climate Change and Communication; 11: Challenges to Climate Change Communication Through Mass Media in Bangladesh: a Developing Country Perspective; 12: Could Films Help to Save the World from Climate Change? A Discourse Exploration of Two Climate Change Documentary Films and an Analysis of their Impact on the UK Printed Media; 13: Communicating the Political Act of Switching off the Light: Mediating Citizen Action through `Boundary Acts' in the Earth Hour and Vote Earth Global Media Events; 14: Climate Activism and the Mass Media: Potentially a Politically Challenging Debate; 15: Negotiating and Communicating Climate
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