Audronė Telešienė
Biographic Data
| ID | 4197122 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Audronė Telešienė |
| GIVEN NAMES | Audronė |
| FAMILY NAME | Telešienė |
| SIGNATURE | TELEŠIENĖ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kaunas University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0356-1631 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Climate change and public health
Exploring clusters of perceived climate change risks and impacts across countries with different exposure
Developing a circular design framework
Sustainable products are at the core of the circular economy, which is gaining momentum in scientific, economic, and policy fields. However, existing research in the field of circular product design remains fragmented. The literature has generally tended to focus on material or resource efficiency, while other complex issues related to product ecosystem also exist, such as the needs of the ecosystem (non‐human) and human user, circular challenge,…
The effect of proximity on risk perception
The use of geospatial analytical tools has recently advanced risk perception research, with growing interest in spatial dimension. Available reviews of risk perception studies usually focus on specific types of risk or look at various socio-psychological, cognitive and cultural factors, and there are no systematic reviews of empirical research analysing the effect of proximity on risk perception. This article synthesizes the evidence from 81 empi…
Dynamics and landscape of academic discourse on environmental attitudes and behaviors since the 1970s
The study discusses the limitations of the academic discourse on environmental attitudes and behaviors and provides guidelines for future research. It emphasizes the need to address the identified shortcomings, such as expanding theoretical perspectives and increasing the geographical diversity of empirical evidence. The study's findings contribute to understanding the development and characteristics of the academic field, while also identifying …
Beyond technology
This article enriches the existing literature on the importance and role of the social sciences and humanities (SSH) in renewable energy sources research by providing a novel approach to instigating the future research agenda in this field. Employing a series of in-depth interviews, deliberative focus group workshops and a systematic horizon scanning process, which utilised the expert knowledge of 85 researchers from the field with diverse discip…
Covid-19 Risk Perceptions and Social Multipliers in Lithuania
Analysing COVID-19 threat researchers drew attention to the different demographic and socio-economic characteristics of populations that hold different risk perceptions and have different experiences with the risks of the infection. This article analyses the subjective perception of COVID-19 risks, as perceived by the Lithuanian population, and the objective factors determining the spread and morbidity of Covid-19. The article focuses on the fact…
Lietuvos gyventojų požiūriai į klimato kaitą ir energijos gamybos šaltinius. Trumpoji tyrimo rezultatų ataskaita
Comparative Analysis of UK and Lithuanian Political Institutional Communicative Climate Change Discourses
The aim of this paper is to analyse the ways how climate change related risks are being constructed in political institutional discourses. We draw upon the political communicative texts, i.e. texts prepared by governmental authorities, from the pre- and post-Paris agreement period, i.e. 2015–2016. Our empirical analysis is guided by the relational theory of risk, theory of discursive institutionalism, critical discourse analysis, notions of inter…
Topic modelling the news media representation of climate change
This article investigates the presence of domestic-international linkages in the Lithuanian mass media discourse on climate change. We apply the domestication framework which distinguishes three types of framing climate change in the media: as a domestic issue disconnected from its global dimensions, as a global issue disconnected from the geographic location in which news is being produced and consumed, and as an issue that links together the do…
Asmeninė ir socialinė subjektyvi gerovė Lietuvoje
Straipsnyje analizuojama Lietuvos gyventojų subjektyviai suvokiama asmeninė ir socialinė gerovė. Remiamasi Europos socialinio tyrimo duomenimis. Vertinant asmeninę gerovę, remiantis hedonine prieiga, straipsnyje analizuojami kognityvinės ir afekto dedamųjų kintamieji. Vertinant socialinę gerovę analizuojamas subjektyvus socioekonominės pozicijos suvokimas, socialinis optimizmas, socialiniai ryšiai bei aktyvaus įsitraukimo lygis. Apibendrinus tyr…
Klimato kaitos diskursas Lietuvos spausdintinėje ir internetinėje žiniasklaidoje
Straipsnyje siekiama identifikuoti ir moksliškai interpretuoti Lietuvos spausdintinėje ir internetinėje žiniasklaidoje vykstantį klimato kaitos diskursą. Remiantis autorių 2011–2012 m. atliktos žiniasklaidos tekstų turinio analizės duomenimis, analizuojama klimato kaitos diskurso tvarka, turinys bei pagrindiniai veikėjai. Rezultatai rodo, jog spausdintinėje žiniasklaidoje klimato kaitos diskurso tvarka rečiau sutrikdoma, o diskurso turinys labiau…
Atvirumas imigracijai
Using the European Social Survey 5th round data (2010/2011) author analyzes openness to immigration. The focus is on the case of Lithuania. Lithuania is exceptional as it has very low but growing rates of immigration. The first question addressed in the paper is the level of Lithuanian population's openness to immigration. The openness to immigration of different race and ethnicity than the majority of country's population was measured. The resul…
Klimato kaitos diskursas Lietuvoje
Pratęsiant pasaulyje vis populiarėjančią klimato kaitos diskurso, vykstančio žiniasklaidoje, tyrimų tradiciją, šiame straipsnyje siekiama išanalizuoti, kokias su klimato kaita susijusias reikšmes konstruoja populiariausieji Lietuvos dienraščiai, dešifruoti dienraščiuose pateikiamą klimato kaitos vaizdinį. Straipsnyje pateikiami empirinio tyrimo duomenimis paremti rezultatai – tai dalis visų mokslinių tyrinėjimų, atliktų vykdant RINOVA projektą. I…
Ekologinės rizikos diskursas žiniasklaidoje
Šiame straipsnyje pateikiami ekologinių bei technogeninių rizikų diskurso žiniasklaidoje tyrimo teoriniai ir metodologiniai principai, aprašoma tyrimo atlikimo logika ir naudotini metodai. Šis tyrimas, įgavęs Media akronimą, yra mokslinio projekto RINOVA* dalis. Media tyrimu siekiama aprašyti, suprasti ir paaiškinti rizikos viešosios komunikacijos turinį, jo kūrimo kontekstą. Straipsnyje analizuojami teoriniai ir metodologiniaiprincipai pirmiausi…
Klimato kaita
This article aims at analysing public perceptions and mass-media discourse of climate change in Lithuania. Global discourse on climate change stretches from alarmist to sceptical discourses, reaching far behind political and scientific agendas. The empirical evidence, presented in this article, is based upon representative public opinion survey and mass-media monitoring. The results identify, that public discourses on climate change in Lithuania …
Beyond technology
This article enriches the existing literature on the importance and role of the social sciences and humanities (SSH) in renewable energy sources research by providing a novel approach to instigating the future research agenda in this field. Employing a series of in-depth interviews, deliberative focus group workshops and a systematic horizon scanning process, which utilised the expert knowledge of 85 researchers from the field with diverse discip…
The effect of proximity on risk perception
The use of geospatial analytical tools has recently advanced risk perception research, with growing interest in spatial dimension. Available reviews of risk perception studies usually focus on specific types of risk or look at various socio-psychological, cognitive and cultural factors, and there are no systematic reviews of empirical research analysing the effect of proximity on risk perception. This article synthesizes the evidence from 81 empi…
Klimato kaita
This article aims at analysing public perceptions and mass-media discourse of climate change in Lithuania. Global discourse on climate change stretches from alarmist to sceptical discourses, reaching far behind political and scientific agendas. The empirical evidence, presented in this article, is based upon representative public opinion survey and mass-media monitoring. The results identify, that public discourses on climate change in Lithuania …
Klimato kaitos diskursas Lietuvoje
Pratęsiant pasaulyje vis populiarėjančią klimato kaitos diskurso, vykstančio žiniasklaidoje, tyrimų tradiciją, šiame straipsnyje siekiama išanalizuoti, kokias su klimato kaita susijusias reikšmes konstruoja populiariausieji Lietuvos dienraščiai, dešifruoti dienraščiuose pateikiamą klimato kaitos vaizdinį. Straipsnyje pateikiami empirinio tyrimo duomenimis paremti rezultatai – tai dalis visų mokslinių tyrinėjimų, atliktų vykdant RINOVA projektą. I…
Ekologinės rizikos diskursas žiniasklaidoje
Šiame straipsnyje pateikiami ekologinių bei technogeninių rizikų diskurso žiniasklaidoje tyrimo teoriniai ir metodologiniai principai, aprašoma tyrimo atlikimo logika ir naudotini metodai. Šis tyrimas, įgavęs Media akronimą, yra mokslinio projekto RINOVA* dalis. Media tyrimu siekiama aprašyti, suprasti ir paaiškinti rizikos viešosios komunikacijos turinį, jo kūrimo kontekstą. Straipsnyje analizuojami teoriniai ir metodologiniaiprincipai pirmiausi…
Klimato kaitos diskursas Lietuvos spausdintinėje ir internetinėje žiniasklaidoje
Straipsnyje siekiama identifikuoti ir moksliškai interpretuoti Lietuvos spausdintinėje ir internetinėje žiniasklaidoje vykstantį klimato kaitos diskursą. Remiantis autorių 2011–2012 m. atliktos žiniasklaidos tekstų turinio analizės duomenimis, analizuojama klimato kaitos diskurso tvarka, turinys bei pagrindiniai veikėjai. Rezultatai rodo, jog spausdintinėje žiniasklaidoje klimato kaitos diskurso tvarka rečiau sutrikdoma, o diskurso turinys labiau…
Atvirumas imigracijai
Using the European Social Survey 5th round data (2010/2011) author analyzes openness to immigration. The focus is on the case of Lithuania. Lithuania is exceptional as it has very low but growing rates of immigration. The first question addressed in the paper is the level of Lithuanian population's openness to immigration. The openness to immigration of different race and ethnicity than the majority of country's population was measured. The resul…
Asmeninė ir socialinė subjektyvi gerovė Lietuvoje
Straipsnyje analizuojama Lietuvos gyventojų subjektyviai suvokiama asmeninė ir socialinė gerovė. Remiamasi Europos socialinio tyrimo duomenimis. Vertinant asmeninę gerovę, remiantis hedonine prieiga, straipsnyje analizuojami kognityvinės ir afekto dedamųjų kintamieji. Vertinant socialinę gerovę analizuojamas subjektyvus socioekonominės pozicijos suvokimas, socialinis optimizmas, socialiniai ryšiai bei aktyvaus įsitraukimo lygis. Apibendrinus tyr…
Lietuvos gyventojų požiūriai į klimato kaitą ir energijos gamybos šaltinius. Trumpoji tyrimo rezultatų ataskaita
Comparative Analysis of UK and Lithuanian Political Institutional Communicative Climate Change Discourses
The aim of this paper is to analyse the ways how climate change related risks are being constructed in political institutional discourses. We draw upon the political communicative texts, i.e. texts prepared by governmental authorities, from the pre- and post-Paris agreement period, i.e. 2015–2016. Our empirical analysis is guided by the relational theory of risk, theory of discursive institutionalism, critical discourse analysis, notions of inter…
Topic modelling the news media representation of climate change
This article investigates the presence of domestic-international linkages in the Lithuanian mass media discourse on climate change. We apply the domestication framework which distinguishes three types of framing climate change in the media: as a domestic issue disconnected from its global dimensions, as a global issue disconnected from the geographic location in which news is being produced and consumed, and as an issue that links together the do…
Covid-19 Risk Perceptions and Social Multipliers in Lithuania
Analysing COVID-19 threat researchers drew attention to the different demographic and socio-economic characteristics of populations that hold different risk perceptions and have different experiences with the risks of the infection. This article analyses the subjective perception of COVID-19 risks, as perceived by the Lithuanian population, and the objective factors determining the spread and morbidity of Covid-19. The article focuses on the fact…
Beyond technology
This article enriches the existing literature on the importance and role of the social sciences and humanities (SSH) in renewable energy sources research by providing a novel approach to instigating the future research agenda in this field. Employing a series of in-depth interviews, deliberative focus group workshops and a systematic horizon scanning process, which utilised the expert knowledge of 85 researchers from the field with diverse discip…
Dynamics and landscape of academic discourse on environmental attitudes and behaviors since the 1970s
The study discusses the limitations of the academic discourse on environmental attitudes and behaviors and provides guidelines for future research. It emphasizes the need to address the identified shortcomings, such as expanding theoretical perspectives and increasing the geographical diversity of empirical evidence. The study's findings contribute to understanding the development and characteristics of the academic field, while also identifying …
Developing a circular design framework
Sustainable products are at the core of the circular economy, which is gaining momentum in scientific, economic, and policy fields. However, existing research in the field of circular product design remains fragmented. The literature has generally tended to focus on material or resource efficiency, while other complex issues related to product ecosystem also exist, such as the needs of the ecosystem (non‐human) and human user, circular challenge,…
The effect of proximity on risk perception
The use of geospatial analytical tools has recently advanced risk perception research, with growing interest in spatial dimension. Available reviews of risk perception studies usually focus on specific types of risk or look at various socio-psychological, cognitive and cultural factors, and there are no systematic reviews of empirical research analysing the effect of proximity on risk perception. This article synthesizes the evidence from 81 empi…
Climate change and public health
Exploring clusters of perceived climate change risks and impacts across countries with different exposure
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Climate change (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (4 works) · Perception (4 works) · Risk Perception and Management (4 works) · Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy (4 works)