Over the last three decades, climate change has become publicly defined as an important
social problem deserving action. A substantial body of social science research examines the …

Denial of scientific findings is neither a new nor an unexplored phenomenon. In the area of
environmental science and policy though, the research on denial has not been …

There is now an extensive literature on the question of how individual-level factors affect
climate change perceptions, showing that socio-political variables, notably values …

The rise of right-wing populism (RWP) poses a challenge for the climate agenda, as leaders
and supporters tend to be climate sceptics and hostile to policy prescribing action on climate …

Climate change is a global phenomenon, and its outcomes affect societies around the world.
So far, however, studies on media representations of climate change have mostly …

Conventional wisdom holds that partisanship and political ideology, writ large, are some of
the most powerful explanations of attitudes towards climate change and environmental …

The second edition of this highly regarded book provides a concise and accessible
introduction to the principles and elements of policy design in contemporary governance. It …

In their article 'Cool dudes: The denial of climate change among conservative white males in
the United States' the authors state:'Clearly the extent to which the conservative white male …

Despite the findings of climate scientists, the proportions of climate sceptics appear to be
increasing in many countries. We model social and political background, value orientations …

Is populist politics a threat to ambitious climate action and decarbonisation of energy
systems? With the coinciding challenges of an alleged global 'populist wave,'and the …