How Culture Shapes the Climate Change Debate
How Culture Shapes the Climate Change Debate explores the role of culture in shaping public understanding and discussion of climate change. Andrew Hoffman presents an interdisciplinary perspective for readers interested in environmental issues, social forces, communication, and public policy.
About This Book
How Culture Shapes the Climate Change Debate examines the relationship between culture and public discussion of climate change.
Andrew Hoffman focuses on the ways cultural perspectives can influence how the debate is understood and communicated.
The book offers a broad, interdisciplinary perspective on climate change as both an environmental and social issue.
It is suited to readers interested in climate change, culture, public policy, and the dynamics of contemporary debate.
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