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Television, Community and Climate Change: A Call for Structural Reform
ELKE WEISSMANN
Creative Industries and Humanities
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Climate Change
100%
Structural Reforms
100%
Community Change
100%
Local Community
50%
Public Policy
50%
University of Liverpool
25%
Individualism
25%
Neoliberal
25%
Community-based Organizations
25%
Behavior Change
25%
Community Work
25%
Addressing Climate Change
25%
Public Administration
25%
Social Meaning
25%
Maxwell
25%
Policy Approaches
25%
Large-scale Infrastructure
25%
Climate Breakdown
25%
Media Regulation
25%
Mantra
25%
Place-sensitive
25%
Existing Community
25%
Cultural Meaning
25%
Social Sciences
TV
100%
Climate Change
100%
Structural Reform
100%
Government Policy
33%
Public Administration
16%
Community Action
16%
Policy Approach
16%
Medium Regulation
16%