This paper examines in the perspective of performance how politicians in political interviews rely on linguistic strategies to grapple with the conflict between being uncooperative and being polite. Three pairs of question-answer regarding North Korea nuclear crisis between the spokesman for China’s Foreign Ministry and the reporters were illustrated. As the illustration shows, the spokesman di...

The five authors of the relay interview, through their contribution, stimulate a comprehensive reflection on issue collective and political creativity from situational specificities four different contexts. From dialogue, profoundly evolving scenario emerges in which creativity, multidimensional co-design inclusion are key to sustainable action.

This interview with Prof. Ruth Wodak discusses some of the most pressing issues associated slogans, political discourse an education. The introductory section touches on Wodak’s work in critical analysis. central part examines slogans as one main vehicles propaganda and policy-making. In concluding interview, lays out her plans for future research.

This article expands the scope of agenda-building research, which has traditionally focused on the ability of press releases, press conferences, and political ads to influence media coverage. In-depth interviews with political reporters and editors at US newspapers during the 2012 campaign found that tweets from political leaders are used by journalists in ways that suggest firstand second-leve...

Recently, the call to combine land change science (LCS) and political ecology (PE) in the study of human-environment interactions has been widely discussed by scientists from both subfields of geography. In this paper, we use a hybrid ecology framework to examine the effects of conservation policies on the environment and the livelihood of the people of the Korup National Park (KNP). Using tech...