Climat et guerre culturelle

The controversy concerning man-made climate change is often described as a culture war. This article sheds light on the elements of the debate which align it with the culture war framework as outlined by James D. Hunter. Yet, the goal of this article is to qualify the characterization of the climate...

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Hlavní autor: Collomb, Jean-Daniel
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Jazyk:Français
Vydáno: 2015
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spelling cairn-RFEA_140_0094RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2014-3-page-94?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.140.0094 Climat et guerre culturelle Collomb, Jean-Daniel2015 capitalismechangement climatiqueclimatclimato-scepticismeéliteenvironnementalismeétatismeguerre culturelleidéologielibertarianismepolarisationréchauffement climatiqueclimateclimate changeclimate denialeliteenvironmentalismfree marketglobal warmingideologylibertarianismpolarizationstatismfre Revue française d’études américaines | 140 | 3 | 2015-06-10 | p. 94-106 | 0397-7870 RFEA_1401 The controversy concerning man-made climate change is often described as a culture war. This article sheds light on the elements of the debate which align it with the culture war framework as outlined by James D. Hunter. Yet, the goal of this article is to qualify the characterization of the climate change controversy as a culture war by emphasizing the discrepancy in attention and perception between the political class, on the one hand, and the general public, on the other. The only genuine climate war, it is suggested, is driven by this political class.Cairn free access
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topic capitalisme
changement climatique
climat
climato-scepticisme
élite
environnementalisme
étatisme
guerre culturelle
idéologie
libertarianisme
polarisation
réchauffement climatique
climate
climate change
climate denial
elite
environmentalism
free market
global warming
ideology
libertarianism
polarization
statism
spellingShingle capitalisme
changement climatique
climat
climato-scepticisme
élite
environnementalisme
étatisme
guerre culturelle
idéologie
libertarianisme
polarisation
réchauffement climatique
climate
climate change
climate denial
elite
environmentalism
free market
global warming
ideology
libertarianism
polarization
statism
Collomb, Jean-Daniel
Climat et guerre culturelle
topic_facet capitalisme
changement climatique
climat
climato-scepticisme
élite
environnementalisme
étatisme
guerre culturelle
idéologie
libertarianisme
polarisation
réchauffement climatique
climate
climate change
climate denial
elite
environmentalism
free market
global warming
ideology
libertarianism
polarization
statism
description The controversy concerning man-made climate change is often described as a culture war. This article sheds light on the elements of the debate which align it with the culture war framework as outlined by James D. Hunter. Yet, the goal of this article is to qualify the characterization of the climate change controversy as a culture war by emphasizing the discrepancy in attention and perception between the political class, on the one hand, and the general public, on the other. The only genuine climate war, it is suggested, is driven by this political class.
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title Climat et guerre culturelle
title_short Climat et guerre culturelle
title_full Climat et guerre culturelle
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