Routledge Handbook on Climate Crisis Communication (Hardcover, 1)

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Introduction

Alison Anderson and Candice Howarth

Part One: Conceptual Challenges

Chapter 1: Framing in Climate Crisis Communication: An Overview of Research across Frame Production, Media Frames, Audience Frames, and Framing Effects

Lars Guenther and Daniela Mahl

Chapter 2: Climate change as a post-political issue

Pieter Maeseele

Chapter 3: Deliberation and Democratic Innovations in the Climate Crisis

Andy Yuille and Rebecca Willis

Chapter 4: Multi-level Miscommunication: on fragmented communications and mismatched framings of climate crisis in multi-level governance

Erica Russell and Ian Christie

Chapter 5: Talk about it: The role of private-sphere conversations in ecological crisis communication

Marlis Wullenkord and Maria Johansson

Part Two: Methodological Considerations

Chapter 6: Narrative Analysis: The Ideological Dimensions of Climate Discourse

Shondel Nero and Raul Lejano

Chapter 7: Approaches to Climate Change Visual Research: Methods, Audiences, Practices?Christopher Rogers

Chapter 8: Co-production approaches in climate communication

Alessandra Palange

Chapter 9: Discourse analysis in climate communication

Chris Russill and Ghadah?Alrasheed

Chapter 10: Online Research Methods: Designing Studies of Digital Climate Communications

Jill Hopke

Part Three:? Communicating Climate Science across Cultures

Chapter 11: Transnational Climate Justice: Anti-Authoritarian Climate Movements and Digital Media in a (post-)Pandemic World

Hanna Morris

Chapter 12: Climate justice in the media: The representation of indigenous communities and climate migrant/refugees

Gabriela Galindo

Chapter 13: Climate change crisis communication in Asia: State of the research field and case studies from India, Indonesia, and Malaysia

Raksha Pandya-Wood, Lucy Richardson, Azliyana Azhari and Jagdish Thaker^?

Chapter 14: Exploring The Multi-Layered Landscape of Climate Change Communication in East Asia:? A Social Process Perspective

Jingyuan Wu

Chapter 15: Climate Change Communication Research: A Latin American Perspective

Bruno Takahashi, Iasmin Amiden dos Santos, Fernanda Salas and Carolina Gil Posse

Part Four: Journalism and News Reportage

Chapter 16: Climate Change in the Legacy and Online News Media: Reviewing Scholarly Literature on Production, Presentation & Consumption

Mike S. Schafer and Daniela Mahl

Chapter 17: Voices from the Front-lines of environmental crisis: reporting climate and environment from the Global South

Gabi Mocatta, Nicholas Payne, Shaneka Saville and Kristy Hess

Chapter 18: Climate change communication: Reflections on discursive and performative affordances of social media networks

Anoop Kumar and M. Shuaib Mohamed Haneef

Chapter 19: Conspiracies as one of the dangers of online climate change communication: Origins, spread and impact

Marianna Poberezhskaya

Chapter 20: Climate crisis and an injunction to care: Exploring women’s reportage on disasters in Australia

Deb Anderson and Nicolette Snowden

Part Five: Activism and Social Movements

Chapter 21: Digital activism and transnational movements: Climate change protest in the digital age

Susan Forde

Chapter 22:?Climate Movement Message Construction?? A Three-pronged Challenge of Collective Identity, Actions, and Words

Sol Agin

Chapter 23: Youth activism and the call for generational responsibility in climate politics

Tania R. Santos, Daniela Ferreira da Silva and Anabela Carvalho

Chapter 24: Climate Justice Pedagogy: Integrating Science, Activism and Care

Alejandro Artiga-Purcell, Anne Marie Todd, Costanza Rampini and Eugene C. Cordero

Chapter 25: The challenge of being 'trusted messengers' on climate change: Practical strategies for more effective climate change teaching in higher education

Olivia Taylor and Melissa Lazenby

Part Six:? Audiences and Popular Culture

Chapter 26: The Walk, the Talk, and the Misdirection: Digitalisation and the Deflection of Climate Crisis in US and UK Screen Culture

Hunter Vaughan

Chapter 27: Influencer or Opinion leader? Different approaches to defining and identifying environmentally conscious individuals on social media

Yuliya Samofalova

Chapter 28: Promoting veganism: The cultural role of celebrities and influencers in the reframing of meat and dairy as a climate issue

Julie Doyle

Chapter 29: Good Natured Climate Comedy to the Rescue

Beth Osnes and Max Boykoff

Chapter 30: Communicating Climate Change on Tik Tok

Brigitte Huber

Part Seven: Future Directions

Chapter 31: Sustainable journalism in a crisis: taking agency and authorship

Casey Fung and Franzisca Weder

Chapter 32: Sense-making: How interpretive journalism shapes media coverage of climate change

Declan Fahy

Chapter 33: Where Next for Carbon Literacy? Tackling Climate Misinformation and Addressing Climate (In)Justice

Brenda McNally

Index