Hanna Bergeå
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4424912 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hanna Bergeå |
| PRENOMES | Hanna |
| SOBRENOME | Bergeå |
| ASSINATURA | BERGEÅ H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0953-6074 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
The flipside of hope discourse
Nowadays, environmental scholars and practitioners largely embrace the importance of characterizing environmental communication via messages of hope. Overall, research on hope and communication suggests that strategically designed hope messages can foster pro-environmental attitudes and behaviors. However, such research tends to focus solely on the instrumental aspects of communication. Conversely, research emphasizing the social function of hope…
Bad Environmentalism”
Environmental communication often abstains from irony because of the perceived negative effects on audiences. However, these views are increasingly challenged, and the frivolous term “bad environmentalism” has been adopted to question the prevailing conceptions of irony as unsuitable for environmental communication. Yet, little is known about this affective genre. Additionally, existing studies of environmental irony are conducted in liberal sett…
Constructive disagreement and harmful hope in environmental communication for sustainability transition
When hope messages become the discursive norm
Environmental communication research often conceptualises hope as an internal state of mind, suggesting that messages focused on hope can be used in strategic communication to foster environmental engagement.In this paper, we critique this individualising approach and instead explore hope discourse as an emergent social phenomenon, focusing on how it is constructed and managed in inspirational meetings about the circular economy.Using critical di…
Meaning-making in the practice of collaboration
Although communication is considered crucial for collaboration in natural resource management (NRM), its role has so far been superficially studied.In this paper, we present a way to investigate this communication by focusing on its implicit aspects.We observed and examined communication in three processes that aimed to find solutions to predator-reindeer problems through collaboration between reindeer herders and wildlife authorities in northern…
“I don’t know if we should have that discussion now”
Collaborative governance within natural resource management relies on dialogical forums where people can negotiate complex issues through conversations. In this paper, we investigate situations where procedural frames around these discussions are negotiated in the conversations between its participants in a corpus from five different natural resource management contexts. We present how frame discussions are initiated, how actors express that acti…
Critical, Engaged and Change-oriented Scholarship in Environmental Communication. Six Methodological Dilemmas to Think With
While calls for critical, engaged and change-oriented scholarship in environmental communication (EC) abound, few articles discuss what this may practically entail. With this article, we aim to contribute to a discussion in EC about the methodological implications of such scholarship. Based on our combined experience in EC research and drawing from a variety of academic fields, we describe six methodological dilemmas that we encounter in our rese…
Public Spheres for Deliberation on Nature? Democratic Qualities of Visitor Centres in Sweden
In this paper we explore in which ways and to what extent Swedish visitor centres in protected sites work as forums for public deliberation on environmental issues, such as nature conservation and natural resource management. By hosting deliberations on nature in nature the deliberation process is connected to its materiality. Nature interpretation sessions at three such centres, called naturum, were analysed to achieve a picture that displays th…
Environmental Communication and Community
pt. 1. Introduction and conceptual framing for community constructivity and deconstructivity -- pt. 2. Constructing and deconstructing community -- pt. 3. Conclusion and summary
Farmers and nature conservation
Farmers' attitudes towards viability of specific conservation practices or actions strongly impact their decisions on adoption and change. This review of ‘attitude’ information reveals a wide range of perceptions about what conservation means and what the impacts of adoption will mean in economic and environmental terms. Farmers operate in a tight financial situation, and in parts of the world they are highly dependent on government subsidies, an…
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Farmers and nature conservation
Farmers' attitudes towards viability of specific conservation practices or actions strongly impact their decisions on adoption and change. This review of ‘attitude’ information reveals a wide range of perceptions about what conservation means and what the impacts of adoption will mean in economic and environmental terms. Farmers operate in a tight financial situation, and in parts of the world they are highly dependent on government subsidies, an…
Environmental Communication and Community
pt. 1. Introduction and conceptual framing for community constructivity and deconstructivity -- pt. 2. Constructing and deconstructing community -- pt. 3. Conclusion and summary
Public Spheres for Deliberation on Nature? Democratic Qualities of Visitor Centres in Sweden
In this paper we explore in which ways and to what extent Swedish visitor centres in protected sites work as forums for public deliberation on environmental issues, such as nature conservation and natural resource management. By hosting deliberations on nature in nature the deliberation process is connected to its materiality. Nature interpretation sessions at three such centres, called naturum, were analysed to achieve a picture that displays th…
Critical, Engaged and Change-oriented Scholarship in Environmental Communication. Six Methodological Dilemmas to Think With
While calls for critical, engaged and change-oriented scholarship in environmental communication (EC) abound, few articles discuss what this may practically entail. With this article, we aim to contribute to a discussion in EC about the methodological implications of such scholarship. Based on our combined experience in EC research and drawing from a variety of academic fields, we describe six methodological dilemmas that we encounter in our rese…
“I don’t know if we should have that discussion now”
Collaborative governance within natural resource management relies on dialogical forums where people can negotiate complex issues through conversations. In this paper, we investigate situations where procedural frames around these discussions are negotiated in the conversations between its participants in a corpus from five different natural resource management contexts. We present how frame discussions are initiated, how actors express that acti…
When hope messages become the discursive norm
Environmental communication research often conceptualises hope as an internal state of mind, suggesting that messages focused on hope can be used in strategic communication to foster environmental engagement.In this paper, we critique this individualising approach and instead explore hope discourse as an emergent social phenomenon, focusing on how it is constructed and managed in inspirational meetings about the circular economy.Using critical di…
Meaning-making in the practice of collaboration
Although communication is considered crucial for collaboration in natural resource management (NRM), its role has so far been superficially studied.In this paper, we present a way to investigate this communication by focusing on its implicit aspects.We observed and examined communication in three processes that aimed to find solutions to predator-reindeer problems through collaboration between reindeer herders and wildlife authorities in northern…
The flipside of hope discourse
Nowadays, environmental scholars and practitioners largely embrace the importance of characterizing environmental communication via messages of hope. Overall, research on hope and communication suggests that strategically designed hope messages can foster pro-environmental attitudes and behaviors. However, such research tends to focus solely on the instrumental aspects of communication. Conversely, research emphasizing the social function of hope…
Bad Environmentalism”
Environmental communication often abstains from irony because of the perceived negative effects on audiences. However, these views are increasingly challenged, and the frivolous term “bad environmentalism” has been adopted to question the prevailing conceptions of irony as unsuitable for environmental communication. Yet, little is known about this affective genre. Additionally, existing studies of environmental irony are conducted in liberal sett…
Constructive disagreement and harmful hope in environmental communication for sustainability transition
Political science (8 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (4 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras) · Public relations (4 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (3 obras) · Biology (2 obras)