Beschreibung
This book conducts a comparative climate policy culture analysis in Canada and Norway. It addresses first, how political leaders in each country use discourse as a tool to influence climate policy culture. Second, it examines the relationship each federal government has with scientific and Aboriginal communities. The research addresses how two countries, both rich with natural resources including fossil fuels, have come to view climate responsibility on exceedingly different terms.
Autorenporträt
Callee Luddington obtained her Honours in Political Science at Saint Mary's University in Halifax Nova Scotia in 2015. She is a native Nova Scotian, pursuing Masters Studies to further her research on Aboriginal Policy and Environmental Policy in Canada.
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