En Diskursanalys av Miljö- och Klimatmålen i Agenda 2030: Utifrån kritisk politisk ekologi
(2020) STVK02 20201Department of Political Science
- Abstract
- Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is employed to analyse ecological discourses in the Sustainable Development Goals. The paper seeks to answer the question whether or not the United Nation has succeeded in formulating the environmental and climate related goals in Agenda 2030 given their ambitions to create an including and transparent policy document that could be implemented at all levels of society. The paper employs critical political ecology (CPE) to construct an analytical framework in order to answer the research question. The central argument of CPE is that environmental problems are framed in different ways through ecological discourse and that influences and contains the ways in which the problem can be discussed. After reviewing... (More)
- Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is employed to analyse ecological discourses in the Sustainable Development Goals. The paper seeks to answer the question whether or not the United Nation has succeeded in formulating the environmental and climate related goals in Agenda 2030 given their ambitions to create an including and transparent policy document that could be implemented at all levels of society. The paper employs critical political ecology (CPE) to construct an analytical framework in order to answer the research question. The central argument of CPE is that environmental problems are framed in different ways through ecological discourse and that influences and contains the ways in which the problem can be discussed. After reviewing of goal 13, 14 and 15 we find that the dominating discourse influencing the formulations are defined as an orthodox environmental discourse by CPE. We also find that the SDGs has a degree of interdiscursivity which implies that the environmental discourses used by the United Nations are increasingly critical ones. (Less)
- Popular Abstract
- Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is employed to analyse ecological discourses in the Sustainable Development Goals. The paper seeks to answer the question whether or not the United Nation has succeeded in formulating the environmental and climate related goals in Agenda 2030 given their ambitions to create an including and transparent policy document that could be implemented at all levels of society. The paper employs critical political ecology (CPE) to construct an analytical framework in order to answer the research question. The central argument of CPE is that environmental problems are framed in different ways through ecological discourse and that influences and contains the ways in which the problem can be discussed. After reviewing... (More)
- Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is employed to analyse ecological discourses in the Sustainable Development Goals. The paper seeks to answer the question whether or not the United Nation has succeeded in formulating the environmental and climate related goals in Agenda 2030 given their ambitions to create an including and transparent policy document that could be implemented at all levels of society. The paper employs critical political ecology (CPE) to construct an analytical framework in order to answer the research question. The central argument of CPE is that environmental problems are framed in different ways through ecological discourse and that influences and contains the ways in which the problem can be discussed. After reviewing of goal 13, 14 and 15 we find that the dominating discourse influencing the formulations are defined as an orthodox environmental discourse by CPE. We also find that the SDGs has a degree of interdiscursivity which implies that the environmental discourses used by the United Nations are increasingly critical ones. (Less)
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- author
- Östlin, Olivia LU
- supervisor
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- Elsa Hedling LU
- organization
- course
- STVK02 20201
- year
- 2020
- type
- M2 - Bachelor Degree
- subject
- keywords
- Agenda 2030, SDGs, Förenta Nationerna, UN, Kritisk Diskursanalys, Kritisk Politisk Ekologi, Miljöpolitik
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 9009738
- date added to LUP
- 2020-09-21 15:43:28
- date last changed
- 2020-09-21 15:43:28
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abstract = {{Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is employed to analyse ecological discourses in the Sustainable Development Goals. The paper seeks to answer the question whether or not the United Nation has succeeded in formulating the environmental and climate related goals in Agenda 2030 given their ambitions to create an including and transparent policy document that could be implemented at all levels of society. The paper employs critical political ecology (CPE) to construct an analytical framework in order to answer the research question. The central argument of CPE is that environmental problems are framed in different ways through ecological discourse and that influences and contains the ways in which the problem can be discussed. After reviewing of goal 13, 14 and 15 we find that the dominating discourse influencing the formulations are defined as an orthodox environmental discourse by CPE. We also find that the SDGs has a degree of interdiscursivity which implies that the environmental discourses used by the United Nations are increasingly critical ones.}},
author = {{Östlin, Olivia}},
language = {{swe}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{En Diskursanalys av Miljö- och Klimatmålen i Agenda 2030: Utifrån kritisk politisk ekologi}},
year = {{2020}},
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