The sustainability communication reader : a reflective compendium / Franzisca Weder, Larissa Krainer, Matthias Karmasin, editors.
Weder, Franzisca, editor.; Krainer, Larissa, 1967- editor.; Karmasin, Matthias, editor.
2021
HC79.E5 S87 2021eb
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Title The sustainability communication reader : a reflective compendium / Franzisca Weder, Larissa Krainer, Matthias Karmasin, editors.
ISBN 9783658318833 (electronic bk.)
365831883X (electronic bk.)
3658318821
9783658318826
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31883-3
Published Wiesbaden : Springer VS, [2021]
Copyright ©2021
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xxi, 591 pages)
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-3-658-31883-3 doi
Call Number HC79.E5 S87 2021eb
Dewey Decimal Classification 338.9/27
Summary The Textbook seeks for an innovative approach to Sustainability Communication as transdisciplinary area of research. Following the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which are intended to transform the world as it is known, we seek for a multidisciplinary discussion of the role communication plays in realizing these goals. With complementing theoretical approaches and concepts, the book offers various perspectives on communication practices and strategies on an individual, organizational, institutional, as well as public level that contribute, enable (or hinder) sustainable development. Presented case studies show methodological as well as issue specific challenges in sustainability communication. Therefore, the book introduces and promotes innovative methods for this specific area of research. Content Preface Part I: Communicating about and for Sustainability in a Digital Age Part II: Dimensions and Formats of Sustainability Communication Part III: Perspectives on Sustainability Communication Part IV: Issues and Heuristics of Sustainability Communication Part V: Organizing communication and the SDGs Future directions About the Editors Assoc. Prof. Dr. Franzisca Weder, areas of research & teaching at the University of Queensland, School of Communication and Arts: organizational and sustainability communication, Public Relations, CSR and Environmental Communication. Prof. Dr. Larissa Krainer, areas of research & teaching at the University of Klagenfurt, Department of Media and Communications: Media Ethics, Sustainability Communication, Inter- and transdisciplinary research. Prof. DDr. Matthias Karmasin, director of the institute for comparative media and communication studies (CMC) of the Austrian Academy of Science and the University of Klagenfurt, areas of research & teaching: Organizational Communication, Media Management, Journalism, Media Governance and Media Ethics, Mediatisation and Sustainability.
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Krainer, Larissa, 1967- editor.
Karmasin, Matthias, editor.
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Sustainability Communication as Critical Perspective in Media and Communication Studies-an Introduction
Part 1. Communicating about and for Sustainability in a Digital Age
Communicating Sustainability. Some Thoughts and Recommendations for Enhancing Sustainability Communication
Sustainability in Environmental Communication Research: Emerging Trends and Future Challenges
Post-political Communication and Sustainability
Transition or Transformation? The Mediated Meanings of Sustainability
The Why and How for Storytelling: The TNT Approach Applied to Sustainability Communication
Sustainability as Master Frame of the Future? Potency and Limits of Sustainability as Normative Framework in Corporate, Political and NGO Communication
Part II. Dimensions and Formats of Sustainability Communication
Fictional Narratives for Environmental Sustainability Communication
The Challenge of Imagining Sustainable Futures: Climate Fiction in Sustainability Communication
Facing change: human subjects in climate photojournalism
Food and Morality: Deconstruction of Value Judgments in Sustainability Documentary Films
SCIENCE IS THE NEW FICTION: Divisive Discourse on Climate Change in the United States
Games and Gamification
New Instruments for Communicating Sustainability
Sustainability as Reference in Daily Media Coverage
Perspectives on Sustainability Communication Communicating Sustainable Consumption
Selling Hope: Science Marketing for Sustainability
Understanding Lay Individuals' Mental Models of Sustainability
Media Reception, Media Effects and Media Practices in Sustainability Communication: State of Research and Research Gaps
Part III. Issues and Heuristics of Sustainability Communication
Conservation or Preservation? Protected Areas, Sustainability, and the Challenges of Framing
Is shale gas development sustainable? Competing Discourses on Fracking in the United States
Nuclear Power and Narrative of Sustainable Energy: A Lesson from Japan
Energy and Sustainable Communication
Communicating Climate Change to Alberta's Youth: Lessons Learned from the Alberta Narratives Project
Health Communication (Campaigns) for Sustainable Development
Can Social Media Be a Remedy?
Part IV. Organizing Communication and the SDGs
Sustainability Communication in Case of Emergency: The Role of NGOs in Implementing the SDGs
Fairness and/or Sustainability?
Pushing Governmental Responsibility for Sustainable Development: How Orders of Worth Evoked by Diagnostic and Prognostic Frames Contribute to Movement Support
Sustainability Communication in the Local Area
Sustainable Development and Chinese "Domestic" Migrant Workers
A Policy Perspective
Are CSR and Sustainability a 'First World Problem'? Western and Eastern European Perspectives
Future Perspectives: Sustainability Communication as Scientific and societal challenge.

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