COMMUNICATION ON CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN BY NON-STATE ACTORS: A FRAMING ANALYSIS

How do non-state actors frame climate change in a region labelled as a climate hotspot? To answer this question, this article explores the climate communication strategies of non-state actors with various country origins. Adopting the quantitative content analysis method, it comparatively analyses d...

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Published in:Alternatif politika 2024-02, Vol.16 (1), p.91-114
Main Authors: İşeri, Emre, Botetzagias, Iosif
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
akdeniz
Civil society
Climate change
climate change communication
Communication
Content analysis
devlet dışı aktörler
Energy policy
Environmental and Energy policy
Frame analysis
framing analysis
i̇klim değişikliği i̇letişimi
non-state actors
Politics
Politics and communication
Regions
Science and technology
the mediterranean
çerçeve analizi
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Summary:How do non-state actors frame climate change in a region labelled as a climate hotspot? To answer this question, this article explores the climate communication strategies of non-state actors with various country origins. Adopting the quantitative content analysis method, it comparatively analyses differing frame utilizations (e.g. ecological/meteorological, policy, economic and energy interests, culture, science and technology, civil society) of non-state actors in their selected climate change/global warming-related reports (n=89) on the Mediterranean. The findings provide clues on the cosmopolitan framing of non-state actors on the regional level.
ISSN:1309-0593
1309-0593
DOI:10.53376/ap.2024.04