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Title: Science and Climate Change Diplomacy - Cognitive Limits and the Need to Reinvent Science Communication

Authors: Milkoreit, M.

Citation: Milkoreit, M. (2015). Science and Climate Change Diplomacy - Cognitive Limits and the Need to Reinvent Science Communication. In Patman, R.G. and Davis, L. (eds.) Science Diplomacy: New Day or False Dawn?, chapter 6, World Scientific.

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Mindmade Politics

Manjana Milkoreit's book Mindmade Politics: The Cognitive Roots of International Climate Governance, brings together cognitive theories and international relations scholarship to yield new insights for global climate politics.

The Promise of Climate Fiction

"Reimagining Climate Change", edited by Wapner & Elver includes a chapter by Manjana Milkoreit in which she asserts that our failure to effectively address climate change is in large part a failure of our imagination.

Real-time tweeting of Great Barrier Reef coral bleaching crisis

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Keywords: cognition, cognitive limits, climate change, science communications

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