Hi
all:
For
those of you who were at ISA, I raised this issue in one of the panels and a
number of people questioned my comment. There is actually quite a bit of
evidence that I have received from inside the evangelical environmental
community. First, there was an article all about this
Hi all,
I have been hearing various claims about religious Americans and climate
change. I am wondering what evidence there is for this. That
is, are there really any empirics?
Any evidence of CHANGE in such views?
--Stacy
At 04:24 PM 4/13/2005 -0600, Susi Moser wrote:
hi
again -
There is actu
hi again -
There is actually quite a shift going on in certain portions of the
public -- the religious side, the financial/business side, even in the
environmental community, broadly writ. It's an interesting change to
observe. In any case, I forgot one earlier:
Williams,
J. L. 2001. The Ri
I would also add that the CEO of Duke Energy
called for a carbon tax a few days ago and criticized Bush for not doing enough
about climate change. Couple this with the call by folks e.g. Frank Gaffney and
Bud McFarlane to consider energy dependence a paramount security issue (though
this ma
In a related vein, there has been an unexpected development in U.S.
environmental politics that could potentially have a significant impact
on American public opinion and U.S. policy regarding the global
environment.
The country's major Christian evangelical organizations are launching a
campaig
Hi Henrik,
I'd recommend Environmental Values in American Culture by Willett Kempton, James Boster and Jennifer Hartley, MIT Press 1997.
Best regards,
SymaHenrik Selin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,I have a student who wants to write a paper on US public opinion on climate change but has a har
I knew that Susi would have the mother lode
of information in this context. I would just add a couple more:
A
report by Thomas Brewer from Georgetown,
encompassing the period of 1989-2002: http://msb.georgetown.edu/faculty/brewert/Brewer%20-%20US%20Public%20Opinion%20for%20C
Hi Henrik -
The literature is vast! For long-term surveys of views check the
regular Gallup Polls. At least that way you keep getting the same
standard methodology and hence a more comparable perspective.
MANY others have done studies, and you can easily search for them with
key words like
Hello,
I have a student who wants to write a paper on US public opinion on climate
change but has a hard time finding material on this. There is a fair bit of
material on public opinion and environmental issues in general, but these
seem to be less material specifically on climate change.
Does
Peter,
I think these are all three of the ones you want.
Brown Weiss, E. (1993). "International environmental law: contemporary
issues and the emergence of a new world order." Georgetown Law Journal
81(3): 675-710.
Litfin, K. T. (1995). "Framing science: precautionary discourse and the
ozone tr
Can anyone help me on the full citations for the
following? thanks.
Edith Brown Weiss 1993 "International Environmental
Law" Georgetown Law Journal
Karen Litfin 1995 "Framing Science"
Millennium
Peter M. HaasProfessor and Graduate Program
DirectorDepartment of Political Science216 Tho
For some reason I can't find the citation to the
John Meyer et al piece from IO on the co-evolution of international treaties,
public consciousnes, and national bureaucracies. Can anybody please
help? thanks.
Peter M. HaasProfessor and Graduate Program
DirectorDepartment of Political Sci
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