The 400+ sources of literature identified during the production of the Literature Review Report have been used to develop a publicly-available online ‘living’ literature review database (or “library”) to which relevant new research articles, reports, etc. can be added as they become available.
This database is hosted as a publicly accessible “library” on the Zotero platform and can be accessed via this link: https://www.zotero.org/groups/5577877/climate_worldviews/library
It is structured using the same key headings as the Literature Review Report:
A short guide on how to navigate the library database is available on the database by clicking on the “Project description and user guide” tab on the left-hand side of the climate worldviews library homepage. Two headings will appear in the middle of the table and clicking on the “User guide” heading will reveal explanatory text on the right-hand side of the screen.
The aim of the database is to facilitate the evolution of research on Irish climate communications and engagement beyond the lifetime of the UWISCA project. In this regard, the project team will periodically update the database and it is also possible for members of the public to suggest relevant items for inclusion. This can be done by emailing the research team using the “Get in touch with us” contact form on the website homepage here: https://www.climateworldviews.com/
This database is hosted as a publicly accessible “library” on the Zotero platform and can be accessed via this link: https://www.zotero.org/groups/5577877/climate_worldviews/library
It is structured using the same key headings as the Literature Review Report:
- The challenge of communicating climate change
- Climate communication in the Irish context
- Worldview theory and climate communication
- Cultural and social values in climate communication
- Best practice for worldviews-informed climate communication.
A short guide on how to navigate the library database is available on the database by clicking on the “Project description and user guide” tab on the left-hand side of the climate worldviews library homepage. Two headings will appear in the middle of the table and clicking on the “User guide” heading will reveal explanatory text on the right-hand side of the screen.
The aim of the database is to facilitate the evolution of research on Irish climate communications and engagement beyond the lifetime of the UWISCA project. In this regard, the project team will periodically update the database and it is also possible for members of the public to suggest relevant items for inclusion. This can be done by emailing the research team using the “Get in touch with us” contact form on the website homepage here: https://www.climateworldviews.com/
