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)

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

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

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

Diagnosis as a Resource in the Social Representation of Mental Illness

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

Information: Evolution, Psychology, and Politics

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

Special issue

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

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

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’

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

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

Social Representations Theory: a Dialogical Approach to the Ecological Crisis

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

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

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

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