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Global by Nature? Three Dynamics in the Making of “Global Climate Change”facts. The conclusion revisits the ambiguity of “globalization.” Constructing climate change as a global problem has provided political attention to the issue. And yet, each of the dynamics above also frames the problem in a specific way, providing voice and influence to specific actors and solutions.

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Alessandro De Giacomo,Marcella Dell’Agliothe actors and the types of processes and venues which are involved in the social construction of problems in a global setting. It provides an invitation to give back strong importance to IR scholarship.

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John S. Haggerty,W. Roger Cannone beliefs and habits of the individuals involved. The attention given to several blind spots in the global response to the problem accentuates some paradoxes of the construction of global health problems.

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Characterization, Modeling and Optimization,, but with a great deal of parallelism. Countries struggle with similar policy problems and the structure of party competition has important common characteristics. Converging issue contents are not a direct effect of globalization or cross-national learning.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03193-3this theoretical framework to explain how the transnational problem of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), or “mad cow disease,” was covered by the media and how this coverage influenced public policies in France.

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R. R. Lehmann,H. Meier,G. H. Willitaleasing sharing of agendas; it documents the limits of such sharing—obstructed, for example, by the tendency to domesticate issues—and it throws light on the logics characterizing the various national Twitterspheres.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48372-1ims-making across social and political boundaries. However, the diversity of discourse among civil society actors reveals competing social problem definitions, warrants, and conclusions. Warrants for action are critical discursive moments within the rhetorical structure of claims-making.

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