IF 2.7 3区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL
Janquel D. Acevedo, Ava Disney, Kelly S. Fielding, Catherine E. Amiot, Matthew J. Hornsey, Fathali M. Moghaddam, Emma F. Thomas, Stewart Sutherland, Susilo Wibisono, Winnifred R. Louis
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尽管世界各地的社会运动持续努力,但在减缓气候变化方面一直缺乏进展。最近的研究探讨了一次性集体行动失败的心理后果,但关于如何克服持续失败以创造社会变革的研究却很少。这项定性研究(N = 26)采访了澳大利亚气候运动中从直接行动组织到非政府环保组织的领导者、创始人、经验丰富的倡导者和慈善家,以深入了解他们认为该运动需要什么来实现其目标。与会者重点讨论了运动的内部和外部战略。我们的主题分析揭示了两个关键的内部主题:(1)通过运动建设、多样性和联盟建设来加强运动;(2)通过获得更多资源、促进福祉和制定更具活力的战略和策略来建立复原力和灵活性。三个关键的外部主题是:(1) 通过解决国家俘获问题和利用政府领导力,"对权力说真话 "并付诸行动;(2) 通过解决经济制度和社会规范问题,实现系统间的变革;(3) 通过尊重自然世界、将气候灾害纳入传播计划和扩大个人相关性,与自然保持一致。我们将讨论研究结果的应用和理论意义。请参阅 "补充材料 "部分,查看本文的 "社区和社会影响声明"。
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Overcoming Climate Gridlock: Perspectives of Climate Leaders on How to Achieve Social Change During Persistent Failure in Australia

Overcoming Climate Gridlock: Perspectives of Climate Leaders on How to Achieve Social Change During Persistent Failure in Australia

Despite sustained efforts of social movements worldwide, there has been a lack of progress on mitigating climate change. Recent research examined the psychological consequences of one-off collective action failures, but there has been little research on how to overcome persistent failure to create social change. This qualitative research (N = 26) interviews leaders, founders, experienced advocates, and philanthropists from organisations ranging from direct action to environmental non-governmental organisations in the Australian climate movement to gain insights into what they believe the movement needs to achieve its goals. Participants focused on strategies both internal and external to the movement. Our thematic analysis revealed two key internal themes: (1) strengthening the movement through movement building, diversity, and coalition building; and (2) building resilience and flexibility by gaining more resources, promoting well-being, and developing more dynamic strategies and tactics. The three critical external themes were (1) speaking and acting ‘truth to power’ by addressing state capture and using government leadership; (2) achieving between-system change by addressing economic systems and social norms; and (3) alignment with nature by respecting the natural world, incorporating climate disasters in communication programs, and expanding personal relevance. We discuss the applied and theoretical implications of our results. Please refer to the Supplementary Material section to find this article's Community and Social Impact Statement.

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期刊介绍: The Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology publishes papers regarding social behaviour in relation to community problems and strengths. The journal is international in scope, reflecting the common concerns of scholars and community practitioners in Europe and worldwide.
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