This thesis investigated whether perceived socioeconomic threat of climate change mitigation policies explains the ideological polarisation of climate change attitudes. Findings confirmed the role of mitigation threat, suggesting that an individual’s concern about climate change may depend on their political ideology and the type of mitigation policy proposed.
Language
eng
Field of Research
160600 160605 Environmental Politics
Socio Economic Objective
960399 Climate and Climate Change not elsewhere classified
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