Communication, Media & Politics in the Anthropocene
Shifting Ideas, Shifting Opinion, Shifting Policy
- Climate Shift: Clear Vision for the Next Decade of Public Debate
- Front Matter
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Introduction and Overview
- Arguments for a Deeper Reconsideration
- Research and Analysis to Inform Decision Making
- Climate Change Advocacy: Revenues, Spending and Activities
- Designs to Win: Engineering Social Change
- The Death of a Norm: Evaluating False Balance in News Coverage
- Projections of Influence: How Ideology Colors Perceptions
- Overview: Conclusion
- Introduction and Overview Footnotes
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Chapter 1
- Climate change advocacy: Revenues, spending and activities
- Financial Resources and Spending Limits
- A History of Differences
- Convergence on Cap and Trade
- Conservative Groups: Revenue and Spending
- Environmental Groups: Revenue and Spending
- Allies Among Think Tanks and Media Watchdogs
- Overall Spending Comparison
- Spending on Lobbying
- Spending on Advertising
- Donations to Public Officials and Election Spending
- Conclusion
- Chapter 1 Footnotes
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Chapter 2
- DESIGNS TO WIN: ENGINEERING SOCIAL CHANGE
- Organizational Networks Centered on Market-Based Approaches
- A Blueprint to Solve Climate Change
- Analyzing the Design to Win Strategy
- Sources of Data and Categorization of Grants
- Total Funding Distributed by Aligned Foundations
- Funding Associated with Policy Action, Research and Analysis
- Funding Associated with Communication Focus or Activity
- Organizations Receiving the Most Funding
- Conclusion
- Chapter 2 Footnotes
- Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
- Projections of Influence: How ideology colors perceptions
- The Economy and Our Finite Pool of Worry
- Political Leaders and Polarization
- The Policy-Dependent Nature of Perceptions
- The Impact of Fox News and Climategate
- The Political Views of AAAS Members
- Comparing AAAS Members to Other Social Groups
- Ideology and Perceptions of Climate Change
- Chapter 4 Conclusion
- Chapter 4 Footnotes
- Conclusion