1993Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Politics and the Environment: The Australian Experience

Elim Papadakis

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Interpretations values and the novelty of contemporary social movements the ordinariness of new social movements claims about novelty the origins of environmentalism competing ideas, practical politics and public relations strategies transforming institutions environmental awareness and public opinion reshaping the political regime conclusion.

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Interpretations values and the novelty of contemporary social movements the ordinariness of new social movements claims about novelty the origins of environmentalism competing ideas, practical politics and public relations strategies transforming institutions environmental awareness and public opinion reshaping the political regime conclusion.

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Interpretations values and the novelty of contemporary social movements the ordinariness of new social movements claims about novelty the origins of environmentalism competing ideas, practical politics and public relations strategies transforming institutions environmental awareness and public opinion reshaping the political regime conclusion.

Key concepts: Novelty, Environmentalism, Politics, Public opinion, Social movement, New social movements, Political science, Sociology

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