This paper analyses how Finland's circular economy policy attends not only to the promotion
and acceleration of innovation, but also the reconfiguration of resource intensive systems …

The lack of ambitious climate change policies in large anglophone countries, such as the
United States, has been explained by the strong media presence of denialist arguments …

Transitions research argues that destabilizing current carbon-intensive regimes is necessary
for transforming energy systems. In this study, we analyze how both new and established …

The article explores the attitudes and perceptions of those at the top of the income scale
toward economic inequalities. Through a qualitative case study, it presents how a group of …

As the wealthiest groups have emerged as increasingly significant in societies, this article
explores society's wealth elites from the vantage point of media and communication studies …

Social media is an important arena for policy contestation. Although online social media
debates can yield notable power over political processes offline, little research has …

Over the past decades, there has been evidence of a shift from corporatist representation to
pluralist policymaking in Norway and the neighboring Scandinavian countries. This article …

Research from parliamentary countries suggests that lobbyists tend to focus their attention
on public office holders within the executive government more than those within the …

Politicization of science is often described as the process of political actors overemphasizing
scientific uncertainty to cast doubt on a scientific consensus. We argue that in addition to …

The equalization-normalization debate concerns whether the Internet equalizes politics by
empowering resource-poor organizations, or whether it further strengthens the position of …