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Factors promoting hunting groups’ sustainable harvest of moose in a co-management system - Scientific Reports
Abstract Collaboration between and within management levels and involvement of local communities (co-management) increases sustainable management of natural resources. In Finland, moose (Alces alces) are harvested by hunting groups within a co-management system, providing meat and social benefits. We computed the 14-year change in moose harvest (2007–2020) for 4320 hunting groups.
Illusion of knowledge: is the Dunning-Kruger effect in political sophistication more widespread than before?
The expansion of social and digital media during the past approximately fifteen years has fundamentally transformed the media landscape in Western democracies. Possibility for exposure to political information has increased dramatically, but we still know very little about whether aggregate levels of political sophistication have remained stable.
Decision‐makers, advisers or educable subjects? Policymakers' perceptions of citizen participation in a Nordic democracy
1 INTRODUCTION A dominant feature in the much-discussed crisis of representative democracy is a perceived disconnect between ordinary citizens and ruling elites (e.g., Norris, 2011). Among citizens, the rise of populism, which includes the idea that ordinary citizens should have more say in politics (Canovan, 1999), has expanded participatory demands beyond traditional circles of democracy activists.
Immediate rewards or delayed gratification? A conjoint survey experiment of the public’s policy preferences
Abstract Previous scholarship has focused primarily on how citizens’ form policy preferences and how those preferences are taken into account in democratic decision-making. However, the temporal aspect of policy preferences has received little attention, although many significant societal problems have consequences that extend far into the future. To fill the gap, we examine to what extent citizens are willing to support policies, when rewards can only be expected after several electoral cycles.
Fighting Misperceptions and Doubting Journalists’ Objectivity: A Review of Fact-checking Literature
Amazeen, MA (2013) Making a Difference? A Critical Assessment of Fact-checking in 2012. Research Paper, New America Foundation, Washington, DC, October. Google Scholar Amazeen, MA (2015a) Developing an Ad-Reporting Typology: A Network Analysis Approach to Newspaper and Fact-Checker Coverage of the 2008 Presidential Election. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 92 (3): 617–641. Google Scholar | SAGE Journals | ISI Amazeen, MA (2015b) Revisiting the Epistemology of Fact Checking.
Fighting Misperceptions and Doubting Journalists’ Objectivity: A Review of Fact-checking Literature
Get full access to this article View all access and purchase options for this article. References Amazeen MA (2013) Making a Difference? A Critical Assessment of Fact-checking in 2012. Research Paper, New America Foundation, Washington, DC, October. Amazeen MA (2015a) Developing an Ad-Reporting Typology: A Network Analysis Approach to Newspaper and Fact-Checker Coverage of the 2008 Presidential Election. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 92 (3): 617–641.
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