Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées

This article seeks to determine how relevant the notion of populism is to illuminate Donald Trump’s stance on climate change thanks to an analysis of his public statements regarding this issue. Donald Trump’s climate populism is defined as a rejection of the authority of intellectual, media and scie...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:f6d38d5b6c1a495ebd22f9bdab6fdc5b2021-12-02T10:14:14ZLe populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées1765-276610.4000/transatlantica.16735https://doaj.org/article/f6d38d5b6c1a495ebd22f9bdab6fdc5b2021-06-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/transatlantica/16735https://doaj.org/toc/1765-2766This article seeks to determine how relevant the notion of populism is to illuminate Donald Trump’s stance on climate change thanks to an analysis of his public statements regarding this issue. Donald Trump’s climate populism is defined as a rejection of the authority of intellectual, media and scientific elites in the name of the ability of ordinary people to decide for themselves and in defense of their material well-being. Further, the article shows that Donald Trump uses all the forms of climate skepticism which have been identified by social scientists. In addition, the article demonstrates that the current political and media environment in the United States reinforces climate populism.Jean-Daniel CollombAssociation Française d'Etudes Américainesarticleclimateclimate changeclimate skepticismglobal warmingParis AccordpopulismHistory AmericaE-FAmericaE11-143ENFRTransatlantica : Revue d'Études Américaines, Vol 1 (2021)
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topic climate
climate change
climate skepticism
global warming
Paris Accord
populism
History America
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America
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climate change
climate skepticism
global warming
Paris Accord
populism
History America
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Jean-Daniel Collomb
Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées
description This article seeks to determine how relevant the notion of populism is to illuminate Donald Trump’s stance on climate change thanks to an analysis of his public statements regarding this issue. Donald Trump’s climate populism is defined as a rejection of the authority of intellectual, media and scientific elites in the name of the ability of ordinary people to decide for themselves and in defense of their material well-being. Further, the article shows that Donald Trump uses all the forms of climate skepticism which have been identified by social scientists. In addition, the article demonstrates that the current political and media environment in the United States reinforces climate populism.
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title Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées
title_short Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées
title_full Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées
title_fullStr Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées
title_full_unstemmed Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées
title_sort le populisme climatique de donald j. trump et le libre marché des idées
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