Finding common climate action among contested worldviews: Stakeholder-informed approaches in Austria

Schott, Eric; Brailo Šćepanović, Marina; Maršić Lučić, Jasna; Pares, Olivia; Zhao, Mingli; Hrabar, Jerko; Glamuzina, Luka; Pećarević, Sanja Grđan, Marijana; da Silva Encarnação, João; Morais, Pedro; Pešić, Ana; Ćetković, Ilija; Glamuzina, Branko

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Finding common climate action among contested worldviews: Stakeholder-informed approaches in Austria

2025
By Schott, Eric ; Brailo Šćepanović, Marina ; Maršić Lučić, Jasna
Source Environments 2025, 12(9), 310

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MDPI Environments
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Schott, Eric ; Brailo Šćepanović, Marina ; Maršić Lučić, Jasna ; Pares, Olivia ; Zhao, Mingli ; Hrabar, Jerko ; Glamuzina, Luka ; Pećarević, Sanja Grđan, Marijana ; da Silva Encarnação, João ; Morais, Pedro ; Pešić, Ana ; Ćetković, Ilija ; Glamuzina, Branko
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Sea Grant
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MDU (Maryland Sea Grant)
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Our goal was to identify and understand perspectives of different stakeholders in the field of climate policy and test a process of co-creative policy development to support the implementation of climate protection measures. As the severity of climate change grows globally, perceptions of climate science and climate-based policy have become increasingly polarized. This study used the Theory of Plural Rationality, which uses a two-dimensional spectrum to identify four interdependent worldviews as well as a fifth autonomous perspective to define the differing perspectives in the field of climate policy in Austria. Stakeholder inputs regarding general worldviews, climate change, and climate policy were evaluated to identify agreeable actions representative of the multiple perspectives. Thus, we developed and tested a co-creative process for developing clumsy solutions.
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Environments 2025, 12(9), 310
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http://doi.org/10.3390/environments12090310
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