Papers on Social Representations Peer Reviewed International Journal

Vol. 25 No. 1 (2016): Special issue: Ecological crisis, sustainability & social worlds: Developing a critical agenda

Editors: Susana Batel (University Institute of Lisbon, ISCTE-IUL, Portugal) & Matthew Adams (University of Brighton, UK)

Published: 2016-03-31

Free standing papers

What Did We Do To Germany During The Second World War? A British Perspective On The Allied Strategic Bombing Campaign 1940-45

Joseph F. Ryan, Christopher J. Hewer

10.1-10.28
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“Ageing Well” in Changing Times and Places. Further Notes on Anchoring and Stakes in a Brazilian and an Italian Context

Alberta Contarello, Brigido Vizeu Camargo, João Wachelke, Chiara Piccolo, Daniela Xavier Morais

11.1-11.31
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Diagnosis as a Resource in the Social Representation of Mental Illness

Robert Ohlsson

12.1-12.24
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How Popper's 'Three Worlds Theory' Resembles Moscovici's 'Social Representations Theory' But Why Moscovici's Social Psychology of Science Still Differs From Popper's Critical Approach

Peter Holtz

13.1-13.24
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Information: Evolution, Psychology, and Politics

Peter Beattie

14.1-14.31
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The Value of Genres for Uncovering Counter-Hegemonic Voices in North-South Relations: Social Representations of Artisans in a Burkinabe-Slovenian Fairtrade Partnership

Syntia Hasenöhrl

15.1-15.26
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Special issue

Ecological Crisis, Sustainability & Social Worlds: Developing a Critical Agenda

Susana Batel, Matthew Adams

1.1-1.27
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Understanding Responses to a UK High-Voltage Powerline Proposal: The Role of Place And Project-Based Social Representations

Etienne Bailey, Patrick Devine-Wright, Susana Batel

2.1-2.24
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A Landscape Of One’s Own: A Commentary On ‘Understanding Responses to a UK High-Voltage Powerline Proposal: The Role Of Place And Project-Based Social Representations’

Ana Delicado

2.25-2.30
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Defending the ‘public interest’: An assessment of competing actor representations of ‘solutions’ to growing natural resource deficiencies

Tracey Skillington

4.1-4.25
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Social Representations or Discursive Constructions? A Commentary on Tracey Skillington's (2016) Article 'Defending the 'Public Interest''

Paul Hanna

5.1-5.6
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Social Representations Theory: a Dialogical Approach to the Ecological Crisis

Sabine Caillaud

6.1-6.30
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Social Representations Theory And Critical Constructionism: Insights From Caillaud’s Article

Mauro Sarrica, Bruno Mazzara, Sonia Brondi

6.31-6.42
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Inhabitants of Coastal Muncipalities Facing Coastal Risks: Understanding the Desire to Stay

Elisabeth Michel-Guillou, Nathalie Krien, Catherine Meur-Ferec

8.1-8.21
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Social Representations, Environmental Psychology and Uncertainty in Communication: A commentary on Michel-Guillou and colleagues’ article

Enric Pol, Angela Castrechini

8.22-8.34
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