Editor's Choice 2014

Free Access to Environmental Communication Influential Articles Collection Throughout 2014!

Take a look at the high quality research published in Environmental Communication with free access throughout 2014 to 10 recent articles selected by Editor-in-Chief, Alison Anderson. These include a mix of regular articles on a range of timely and important debates, as well as agenda-setting pieces from recent Special Issues commenting on the current state of the field. Please pass on the news to colleagues. Simply click on the links below to begin reading the articles today.

• Changing the Conversation about Climate Change: A Theoretical Framework for Place-Based Climate Change Engagement
  • Sarah Schweizer, Shawn Davis & Jessica Leigh Thompson
• Cultural Discourses of Dwelling: Investigating Environmental Communication as a Place-based Practice
  • Donal Carbaugh & Tovar Cerulli
• “Fox Tots Attack Shock”: Urban Foxes, Mass Media and Boundary-Breaching
  • Angela Cassidy & Brett Mills
• Human Responses to Climate Change: Social Representation, Identity and Socio-psychological Action
  • Rusi Jaspal, Brigitte Nerlich & Marco Cinnirella
• The Influence of Media Use on Environmental Engagement: A Political Socialization Approach
  • Johan Östman
• Media and Climate Change: Four Long-standing Research Challenges Revisited
  • Ulrika Olausson & Peter Berglez
• The Misdiagnosis: Rethinking “Nature-deficit Disorder”
  • Elizabeth Dickinson
• Researching Visual Environmental Communication
  • Anders Hansen & David Machin
• “Single-minded, compelling, and unique”: Visual Communications, Landscape, and the Calculated Aesthetic of Place Branding
  • Nicole Porter