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This chapter discusses the results against the normative background of transnational public sphere theory. It examines the meaning, potential origins, and implications of the observed geographical patterns of voice, attention, and visibility in the global discourse on climate change.

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Interpretation

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    2025年

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  • Stephan Schlögl

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This chapter discusses the results against the normative background of transnational public sphere theory. It examines the meaning, potential origins, and implications of the observed geographical patterns of voice, attention, and visibility in the global discourse on climate change.