"Do You want New Zealand to be taken seriously?": the clash of crisis narratives in environmental debates
Political actors construct and deploy crisis narratives both to describe existing reality and to implore action. In general terms, such narratives tend to serve an anti-political function as they seek to de-legitimate dissent and to naturalise their authors' preferred course of action. However,...
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New Zealand Political Students Association,
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