The Oxford Encyclopedia of Climate Change Communication
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Climate Change Communication
The Oxford Encylopedia of Climate Change Communication is a special project within the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Climate Science. Through a comprehensive set of articles, it will examine the origin and evolution of our understanding of climate change as presented in communication and media, including their effects on public opinion and policy and what this means for current and future research in the field. Global in breadth, deeply resourced, it will serve as an essential source of perspective on the issues involved. It is led by Dr. Matthew Nisbet along with Associate Editors Dr. Shirley S. Ho, Dr. Ezra Markowitz, Dr. Mike S. Schafer, and Dr. Jagadish Thaker. All of the articles appear online as part of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Climate Science.To read The Oxford Encyclopedia of Climate Change Communication articles online, see the Communication section of the ORE of Climate Science. This section will continue to grow as the project expands.
Click here to watch Editor in Chief Matthew Nisbet discuss the Oxford Encyclopedia of Climate Change Communication project.
Editorial Board
Matthew C. Nisbet, Northeastern University
Editor in Chief
Shirley S. Ho, Nanyang Technological University
Ezra Markowitz, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Saffron O'Neill, University of Exeter
Mike S. Schäfer, University of Zurich
Jagdish Thaker, Massey University
Topics
Climate Change Public Opinion, Knowledge, and Behavior
Media Portrayals of Climate Change and Their Societal Effects
Climate Change Communication Strategies and Campaigns
Communicating about the Environmental, Human, and Societal Impacts of Climate Change
Communicating about Climate Change Policies and Energy Technologies
Communication, Media, and Public Opinion about Climate Change across Countries
Methods of Analyzing and Evaluating Climate Change Communication