Parliamentary political parties in Poland
in the face of the climate change issue in the years 2005–2019
(perspective of social networks)
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Katedra Socjologii, Instytut
Nauk Socjologicznych i Pedagogiki, Szkoła Główna Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego w Warszawie
Publication date: 2023-07-17
Studia Politologiczne 2023;69
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ABSTRACT
The aim of the article was to define the attitude of Polish parliamentary political
parties towards the issue of climate change in the years 2005–2019. Discourse Network
Analysis, used in the study, allowed to identify the most frequently co-occurring concepts
expressed by different parties over the past fifteen years, as well as, to present the affiliation
networks between the parties. The postulates regarding climate policy proposed by Polish election committees were gradually modified in the analyzed period. The gradual
convergence of pro-climate positions of Polish parliamentary parties is visible over time,
while the structure of anti-climate positions becoming less coherent. However, there is still
a visible difference in the approach to climate protection between the centrist and left-wing
parties and those identifying themselves as right-wing.
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