Cultural theory (CT) developed from grid/group analysis, which posits that different patterns
of social relations—hierarchist, individualist, egalitarian, and fatalist—produce compatible …

1. Setting: Policy narratives always have something to do with policy problems and are
situated in specific policy contexts. As such, the setting of a policy narrative consists of policy …

You will stir up little controversy by asserting that human beings are storytelling animals. We
all have at least a rough accounting of what a story is. Stories progress from beginnings …

According to cultural cognition theory, individuals hold opinions about politically contested
issues like climate change that are consistent with their “cultural way of life,” conforming their …

In 2006, A dam J. B erinsky and D onald R. K inder published findings in the Journal of
Politics that demonstrated that framing news as a story influences how individuals …

Objective This research examines how narrative communication structures influence the
public's perceptions of risk and policy preferences related to climate change. Methods An …

This paper evaluates the prospects for application of the “grid/group” cultural theory (CT), as
advanced by M ary D ouglas and A aron W ildavsky, to the A dvocacy C oalition T heory …

In der Politischen Kommunikation sind Frames allgegenwärtig, da die politische Realität oft
spezifisch konstruiert wird. Kommunikatoren setzen dabei ihre Information in einen …

Designing effective and inclusive governance and public communication strategies for
artificial intelligence (AI) requires understanding how stakeholders reason about its use and …

Abstract Grid-Group Cultural Theory (CT) has attracted significant attention across the social
sciences and is increasingly being used in survey research. But the reliability of CT survey …