Exploring public and expert perceptions of political polarization on climate change policy
気候変動政策における政治的二極化に関する一般市民と専門家の認識の調査 (AI 翻訳)
Stefan Linde
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日本語
本研究は、気候変動緩和に関する政治的二極化について一般市民の認識を専門家の評価と比較し、その要因を調査した。結果、市民の認識は専門家より低く、政党への同一性やイデオロギー的近接性、政治への関心が認識のばらつきを説明することが分かった。
English
This study investigates public perceptions of political polarization on climate change mitigation, comparing them with expert assessments. Using public opinion and expert surveys, it finds that public perceptions are generally lower than expert estimates, and individual-level factors such as party identification, ideological proximity, and political interest drive variation.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では気候変動政策における政治的対立は穏やかだが、政策の実効性には国民の認識が重要。本研究は認識形成のメカニズムを示し、政策コミュニケーションに示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
Globally, political polarization undermines climate policy. This study offers insights into how public perceptions differ from expert views, aiding effective communication of climate policies.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Highlights the role of political identity in shaping climate policy perceptions, relevant for political science and climate communication research.
🏢実務担当者:Helps understand public opinion dynamics for designing climate policy and engagement strategies.
🏛政策担当者:Emphasizes the need to address perceptual divides to build consensus for climate action.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Abstract Climate change mitigation is to a considerable degree a highly politicized, and often politically polarizing, issue. As previous research has shown that public perceptions of political polarization can undermine support for climate change policy, it is important to understand what factors shape levels of perceived polarization on climate change mitigation. This paper investigates: (1) the extent to which the public perceives political parties to be polarized on climate change mitigation, (2) how these perceptions relate to expert estimations of political polarization, and (3) what individual level factors explain variations in levels of perceived polarization on climate change mitigation. By combining public opinion and expert survey data, the results show that public perceptions of polarization on climate change generally are lower than expert assessment, but also that there is a considerable variation in public perceptions. This variation in perceptions is found to mainly be driven by how individuals view the climate policy position of the party they identify with, their attachment and ideological proximity to the party, as well as their level of interest in politics. The results underscores the importance of understanding the formation of public perceptions of climate change politics well in order to enact effective and legitimate climate change policy.
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