Media and the Climate Crisis (Vol. 3, 2021)

Risto Kunelius

,

Anna Roosvall

(red.)

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The articles in the third issue of Nordic Journal of Media Studies address the intersection of media and the climate crisis from many angles and with a diversity of data, methods, and conceptual frameworks.

Articles are Open Access and available to read or download free of charge and without requirement for registration on our publishing platform Sciendo.

Articles

Media and the climate crisis

Risto Kunelius, Anna Roosvall

Agents of sustainable transition or place branding promotors? Local journalism and climate change in Sweden

Annika Egan Sjölander

The climate change movement and political parties: Mechanisms of social media and interaction during the 2019 electoral period in Finland

Sonja Savolainen, Tuomas Ylä-Anttila

Just “performance nonsense”? How recipients process news photos of activists’ symbolic actions about climate change politics

Antal Wozniak

Scare-quoting climate: The rapid rise of climate denial in the Swedish far-right media ecosystem

Kjell Vowles, Martin Hultman

Spread of tweets in climate discussions: A case study of the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize announcement

Yan Xia, Ted Hsuan Yun Chen, Mikko Kivelä

Emergent self-mediating classes in the digital semiosphere: Covid-19 conspiracies and the climate justice movement

John Hartley, Indrek Ibrus, Maarja Ojamaa

Bridging the computational and visual turn: Re-tooling visual studies with image recognition and network analysis to study online climate images

Sofie Thorsen, Cecilie Astrupgaard

Aesthetic practices in the climate crisis: Intervening in consensual frameworks of the sensible through images

Jenni Niemelä-Nyrhinen, Niina Uusitalo

Premediating climate change in videogames: Repetition, mastery, and failure

Laura op de Beke

The difference between “alarmist” and “alarming”: Interview with Maxwell Boykoff

Risto Kunelius

Cover of Nordic Journal of Media Studies 2021 vol. 3