The Denier-in-Chief: Climate Change, Science and the Election of Donald J. Trump

Pryck, Kari De; Gemenne, François

doi:10.1007/s10978-017-9207-6

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“…Such negativity has been argued to function as a strategy for denial within the broader context of ‘fake news’ and recent high profile political discrediting of the value of academic research in relation to climate change (e.g. De Pryck & Gemenne, 2017 ). As the following comments highlight:…”

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Shadowcasting tourism knowledge through media: Self-driving sex cars?

Cohen

Stienmetz

Hanna

et al. 2020

Annals of Tourism Research

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Tourism is central to late-modern life, and tourism research that threatens this centrality is prone to media attention. Framed by sociotechnical transitions theory, we introduce the concept of ‘shadowcasting’ to show how tourism knowledge disseminated through the media, combined with public comments on its reporting, cast shadows that co-constitute imagined futures. We illustrate shadowcasting through a mixed method approach that demonstrates how media reporting and public comments on a recent paper on autonomous vehicles in tourism emerged and diverged from the original paper. Our findings reveal that issues around sex and terrorism were sensationalised, generating diverse public discourses that challenge linear visions of future transport efficiency. Our concluding discussion indicates other tourism research contexts that are most inclined to shadowcasting.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Shadowcasting tourism knowledge through media: Self-driving sex cars?

Cohen

Stienmetz

Hanna

et al. 2020

Annals of Tourism Research

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“…Finally, some wicked problems are exacerbated by people, either due to the numbers involved or the diversity of people in terms of culture, opinions, beliefs, values, and judgments. For example, the number of climate change deniers has slowed progress on implementing sustainable solutions that could improve quality of living and natural resources for current and future generations (De Pryck & Gemenne, 2017).…”

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Masking Attendance: How Education Policy Distracts from the Wicked Problem(s) of Chronic Absenteeism

Childs

Lofton

2021

Educational Policy

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Traditionally, education policy focuses on reforms that address class size, teaching and learning within classrooms, school choice, and changes in leadership as ways to improve students’ educational outcomes. Although well intentioned, education policy can distract from the multi-layered causes that impact achievement and opportunity gaps, and how students’ life circumstances can affect their school attendance. Students who miss school frequently are less likely to be impacted by even the most robust and comprehensive education reforms. This paper discusses how the root causes of chronic absenteeism are complex and that policy distractions can stifle solutions to solve school attendance issues. As a wicked problem, chronic absenteeism, requires a conceptual framework that helps to organize policy responses within all levels of the educational system, as well as expansive to include other social sectors within public policy.

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“…“Alt-right” conservative groups have used climate change to incite hateful abuse for prominent advocates such as climate scientists (Dunlap & McCright, 2011; Leber, 2018; Saad, 2018). Counter-mapping is a research tool which crosses paths with different political and social issues, and academically has links to radical geography (DePryck & Gemenne, 2017; Pickerill, 2017). Although still relatively underdeveloped, in recent years, it has been increasingly utilized in both academic and activist circles.…”

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Mapping Emotions: Exploring the Impact of the Aussie Farms Map

Barnes

White

2020

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice

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Counter-mapping refers to the public dissemination by activist groups of maps that visually document particular harms and offenders or sites of justice and prior ownership. Drawing upon green criminology, this article analyses the consequences of using counter-mapping as an activist tool. It examines how media framing of the Aussie Farms map is constructed around particularly polarizing narratives. This interactive map demonstrates the location and proliferation of animal agriculture and animal exploitation industries within Australia. Media framing has generated heated debate among Australian farmers and activists alike by inciting deeply emotional responses to the issues. We explore these common media narratives and their consequences for activists and tools such as counter-maps.

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The Denier-in-Chief: Climate Change, Science and the Election of Donald J. Trump

Cited by 74 publications

References 21 publications

Shadowcasting tourism knowledge through media: Self-driving sex cars?

Shadowcasting tourism knowledge through media: Self-driving sex cars?

Masking Attendance: How Education Policy Distracts from the Wicked Problem(s) of Chronic Absenteeism

Mapping Emotions: Exploring the Impact of the Aussie Farms Map

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