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How Do European Lobbyists Frame Global Environmental Problems? A Case Study of the Biofuels Lobbyingmary definers” of emerging issues. This paper highlights the underrated importance of major transnational companies. Combining an ethnography in a global food company, and a study of lobbying in Brussels, it explores the E.U. policies of “biofuels”. How the debates inside this global company—threate

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Introduction and Objectives of the Research,national level. The invention of “global issues/problems” was made possible by the growth of three “flows”: things and beings moving over borders, claims-makers from different countries cooperating and using international forums and arenas, and knowledge and cognitive categories traveling. This unde

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John S. Haggerty,W. Roger Cannont others. Using the case of Hepatitis?B, a disease largely ignored until recently, despite causing one million deaths every year, it explores the (non)construction of global health problems. The invisibility of the disease is linked to the existence of a vaccine and to the routines of health institu

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R. R. Lehmann,H. Meier,G. H. Willitalnside the E.U. and the changes in the digitalized media ecosystem generating processes of inter-media agenda setting. The case-study analyses the public attention generated by two referenda: the UK Brexit referendum and the Italian constitutional reform referendum promoted by Matteo Renzi. Through t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48372-1ed publics. The analysis shows that actors from different social spheres expand the scope of claims-making on Twitter by turning attention toward broader social, political, and economic issues surrounding climate negotiations. In doing so, civil society actors such as NGOs often base warrants for ac