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Evolving EU climate policy discourses and selfrepresentation: A study of pressreleases from Kyoto to Copenhagen,Used
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This thesis analyzes EU international climate policy discourses around the adoption of the Kyoto Protocol, its entryintoforce and the COP15negotiations in Copenhagen. Using EUpress releases and employing Hajers argumentative approach, the main focus lies on discursive shifts and selfrepresentation. In addition evidences of discourse institutionalization are presented. The thesis also gives an extensive insight into the theoretical underpinnings used in the analysis and provides references to the actual EUclimatepolicy around and during the analyzed timeframes. The thesis finds considerable discursive shifts, including a changing role of science, global responsibility and the economy. Findings also include the selfrepresentation of the EU changing from an emerging to an established and powerful actor but with a sharp rupture after COP15.
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