探究五次澳大利亚联邦选举中气候变化的话语

IF 1.2 4区 社会学 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI:10.1080/00323187.2022.2048398
K. Hytten
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摘要很明显,向环境可持续性过渡需要做出强有力和持续的努力来应对气候变化。然而,尽管公众对气候变化高度关注,但在澳大利亚,这仍然是一个高度政治化和激烈争论的问题,澳大利亚的气候变化政策仍然不足且无效。气候变化在2007年澳大利亚联邦选举中首次成为一个关键的选举问题,在2010年的选举中仍然是一个极具争议的问题。尽管气候变化在2013年和2016年的竞选活动中没有那么突出,但它在2019年再次成为一个主要的选举问题。本文运用批判性话语分析法,通过这五次联邦竞选活动来识别和追踪媒体中的气候变化话语。它探讨了与两个关键话语相关的主要论点、参与者和话语策略,气候变化是如何在每次运动中构建的,以及这些构建对澳大利亚气候变化政策发展的影响。有人认为,尽管气候变化激进主义的言论已将气候变化牢牢地列入国家议程,但否认气候变化的言论阻碍了澳大利亚制定有效的气候变化政策。
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Exploring climate change discourses across five Australian federal elections
ABSTRACT It is clear that transitioning towards environmental sustainability requires a strong and sustained effort to address climate change. However, despite high levels of public concern about climate change, it has remained a highly politicised and hotly contested issue in Australia, and Australia’s climate change policy remains inadequate and ineffective. Climate change first emerged as a key election issue in Australia’s 2007 federal election and remained a highly contentious issue in the 2010 election. Although climate change was much less prominent during the 2013 and 2016 election campaigns, it re-emerged as a major election issue in 2019. This paper uses critical discourse analysis to identify and trace climate change discourses in the media through these five federal election campaigns. It explores the main arguments, actors, and discursive strategies associated with two key discourses, how climate change was constructed during each campaign, and the implications of these constructions for the development of Australia’s climate change policy. It is argued that while the discourse of climate change activism has put climate change firmly on the national agenda, the discourse of climate change denialism has contributed to stymieing the development of effective climate change policy in Australia.
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