The International Environmental Communication Association has released a new
publication.
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https://theieca.org/conference/coce-2013-uppsala/conference-proceedings
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*/Communication for the Commons: Revisiting Participation and Environment/*
[1] is an anthology of selected papers from the 2013 Conference on
Communication and Environment that was held in Uppsala, Sweden.
The book is a 35MB PDF download [2] and it is free for all. Enjoy and spread
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Table of contents:
*PAPERS*
* *Post Rio Communication Styles for Deliberation - between
individualization and collective action* by Pernille Almlund, Jesper
Holm
* *A Voice in the Wilderness: Cultural Barriers to Land Use Planning as
Deliberative Democracy* by Matthew Hoffman
* *Participation, learning and sustainable fisheries: the case of
co-management at lake Vättern, Sweden* by Cecilia Lundholm, Christian
Stöhr, Beatrice Crona
* *Joint Forest Management in India: A Case Study of East Sikkim,
India* by
Paulami Banerjee
* *Water Policy by Public Design on the Texas Coast* by Chara J. Ragland
* *Process Literacy Across Shifting Rhetorical Frameworks in Internal
Coalition Maintenance* by Deborah Cox Callister
* *The Value of Environment in the Controversy Over Antibacterial Silver:
A
Swedish Case Study* by Max Boholm, Rickard Arvidsson
* *Biosphere Reserves, a Matter of Communication Processes, Developing
Models for Sustainability: Environmental Communication Processes with
Different*
* *Expressions that Either Formulate Opportunities or Form
Possibilities* by Kristina Börebäck
* *Developing an Ecotourism Foundation in Indonesian National Parks* by
Adriana Salas
* *A Comparative Study Evaluating Conservation Education in Indonesian
Provinces: Hinduism in Bali versus Islam in East Kalimantan* by Bianca
Ramirez
* *Supporting Water Governance and Climate Change Adaptation Through
Systemic Praxis* by Chris Blackmore, Ray Ison, Kevin Collins
* *The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation: Can It Move Beyond
Just Hunting?* by Andrea M. Feldpausch-Parker, Israel D. Parker
* *ImagineNATIVE 2012: Film Festival Eco-imaginations and Practices* by
Salma Monani, Miranda Brady
* *A Contradictory Approach to the Right of Public Access: Exploring
Relational Factors in the Case of Agritourism* by Elvira Caselunghe,
Hanna Ljunggren Bergeå
* *Struggles for Water in Colombia: Communication and the Participation of
Citizens* by Valeria Llano-Arias
* *Flows, Locomotion, and the Wild West: Mobile Participation through
North
Dakota’s Oil Boom* by Brian Cozen
* *Hydrofracking in the News: How Media Coverage of Hydraulic Fracturing
Shapes Public Discourse About Emerging Energy Technologies in the
U.S.* by Katelind M. Batill, Andrea Feldpausch-Parker
* *Re-imaging the Commons as “the Green Economy”* by Joanna Boehnert
* *Can Stakeholders Hold the Commons? English as the Global Language of
Capitalism and that of Sustainability: Contradictions and Potentials* by
M. Cristina Caimotto
* *Revisiting Participation: Who Matters* by Chara J. Ragland, Adrienne
Strubb
* *Participation in Environmental Communication: Culture, Nature, and
Literature* by Maris Sõrmus
* *Your Place, My Place, or Some Place More Exciting: Pro-Creative
Possibilities for Environmental Communication Scholarship* by James G.
Cantrill
* *Mountains and Handrails: Risk, Meaning, and Responsibility in Three
National Parks* by Laura N. Rickard
* *Apocalyptic Framing and Conservative Action: Discourses of Climate
Change
Communicated in Swedish Mass Media, 2006-2009* by Jonas Anshelm, Martin
Hultman
* *Climate News Across Media Platforms: A Comparative Analysis of Climate
Change Communication on Different News Platforms* by Mikkel Fugl Eskjær
* *Overcoming the Issue Attention Cycle: Four Possible Ingredients of a
Successful Climate Movement* by Neil Stenhouse, Susanna Priest
* *Experiential Programs for Educators: A Case Study on Coastal Policy
Communication in Cebu, Philippines* by David W. Knight, Arren M.
Allegretti
* *Learning in the Beat: What Influences Environmental Journalists’
Perception of Knowledge?* by Bruno Takahashi, Edson Tandoc, Jr.
* *Putting the U in Carbon Capture and Storage: Performances of Rupture
within the CCS Scientific Community* by Danielle Endres, Brian Cozen,
Megan O’Byrne, Andrea Feldpausch-Parker
* *Articulating Resistance to Nuclear Power: Local Tactics and Strategic
Connections in a Nuclear Construction Financing Controversy* by William
J. Kinsella, Ashley R. Kelly. Meagan Kittle Autry
* *Proof Of Power: An Exploration Of Clashing Evidence-Based Claims In The
A.N.W.R. Oil Drilling Debate* by Jessica R. Moyer
* *Meta-learning in the U.K. Environmental Movement: Culture Change
Theories
and Their Pedagogical Implications* by Callum McGregor
* *Social Media and Environmental Activism in China: Enacting Social
Change
on Wild Public Screens* by Kevin Michael DeLuca, Elizabeth Brunner
* *Negotiating the End of the World in Climate Change Rhetoric: Climate
Skepticism, Science, and Arguments* by Emma Frances Bloomfield, Randall
A. Lake
* *Masculinity and Making Do: Outdoor Recreation’s Risky Rhetoric* by
Samantha Senda-Cook
* *“The Closer the Better”: Possibilities and Limitations with Frontline
Management. Lessons from the Majella National Park, Italy* by Serena
Cinque, Annelie Sjölander-Lindqvist
* *Promoting Sustainable Transportation across Campus Communities using
the
Transtheoretical Model of Change* by Norbert Mundorf, Colleen A.
Redding,
Tat Fu, Andrea Paiva, Leslie Brick, James O. Prochaska
* *The Visual Rhetoric of Climate Change Documentaries: Aerial Shots and
Interviews* by Helen Hughes
*The Ghost of Dr. Mesmer or the Illusionary World of Fantastic
Claims* by
Dominique M. Richard
* *Distrust as a Tool in an Environmental Conflict* by Marie-Ève Maillé,
Johanne Saint-Charles
* *“Blue is the New Green”: Neoliberal Logic and the Co-optation of
Environmental Justice Discourses in the Pennsylvania Fracking Debate* by
Katherine Cruger, Michael Finewood
* *Citizen-Sourcing and Reframing Environmental Discourse: An Analysis of
Frances Moore Lappé’s EcoMind* by Emilie O. Falc
* *Eco-Jokes and Their Relation to the UnCO2nscious: Larry David’s “Curb
Global Warming” Campaign and Other Environmental Comedies* by Xinghua
Li
* *Policy Issues Dominate U.S. Environmental News: A Content Analysis of
Seven U.S. Newspapers’ Coverage of Environmental Issues from
1970-2010* by Susan Grantham, Edward T. Vieira, Jr.
* *Assessing the Cognitive Autonomy of Audiences Towards Environmental
Media
Messages* by Pierre Fastrez, Coralie Meurice, Thierry De Smedt, Julie
Matagne
*POSTERS*
* *Press Coverage and Framing of Climate Change Issues in Nigeria: A Boost
or Constraint for Participation Opportunities?* by Herbert E. Batta,
Ashong C. Ashong, Abdullahi S. Bashir
* *Participatory Art Exhibitions: Public Pedagogy and Global Climate
Change* by Andrew Bieler
* *The Green Economy: Discourse and Problem Map* by Joanna Boehnert
* *Nature Incorporated: the Commons in a Spreadsheet* by Mark Brown
* *Paradise and poverty: How Cultural Identity Supports Environmental
Journalism in Jamaica and Nepal* by Elizabeth Burch
* *Communicating New Perspectives of the Commons Through Art* by Darlene
Farris-LaBar
* *Blowin’ in the Wind: How Collaborative Governance Communication
Can **Reduce Wind Power Siting Disputes in the United States* by Susan
Grantham
* *Credibility at Stake? “Clean, green” New Zealand in the News* by
Florian M. Kaefer
* *The Carrot or the Stick Approach? Effective Delivery of Behavioural
Changes Towards Energy Conservation and the Use of Renewable Energy in
Local Communities* by Josephine I. Mmojieje
* *Hunting Elk on YouTube: An Ecocritical Perspective on the Nature-Human
Relationship in User-Generated Media* by Cecilia Mörner, Ulrika Olausson
* *Media’s Role in Informing Public Opinion on Environmental Health Risk:
Motivating Health Informed Policy?* by Linda J. Pfeiffer, Eun Jeong Koh
* *Crossing Borders: Immigration and Agriculture in the Press* by Jean P.
Retzinger
* *Communicating Adaptation to Climate Change in Thailand: Communication
Concepts for Practical Adaptation* by Sukanya Sereeonchai
* *Mediated participation: The Case of Belo Monte Supporters and the
Movimento Gota D’Água Dialogue on the Internet* by Vivian Paes
Barretto Smith
* *An Urban Environmental Handbook* by Stinne Storm Folving
* *Environmental Observatories and Citizens Participation: Virtual Public
Arenas?* by María Ángela Torres Kremers
* *Politics, Logistics and Natural Resources: Cornerstones of the
Sustainability Concept in Local Level Communication* by Anne-Marie
Tuomala, Heimo Tuomala