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Gulnaz Anjum¹, Mudassar Aziz², Abdul Rehman Nawaz³

¹Department of Psychology, University of Limerick, Ireland; Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Norway.

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概括

气候焦虑研究正在迅速扩大,但仍由全球北方学者主导. 未来的工作必须优先考虑全球南方的观点,以实现对气候危机的公平,情境敏感的理解.

科学领域:

在心理健康,环境科学和社会正义的交叉点进行跨学科的研究.
气候焦虑奖学金的新兴领域.
关注气候变化的心理和社会影响.

背景情况:

气候焦虑研究是一个不断增长的跨学科领域.
缺乏全面的文献分析来绘制其智力结构和全球动态.
需要了解气候焦虑奖学金的演变和分布.

研究的目的:

进行气候焦虑出版物的图书统计综合.
绘制气候焦虑研究的知识结构,主题演变和全球动态.
为了识别科学生产,作者和地理分布的模式.

主要方法:

从Scopus和科学网络中对579篇出版物 (2000-2024) 的图书统计分析.
使用Biblioshiny和VOSviewer进行网络分析 (共同撰写,共同引用,关键字共同出现).
引用趋势分析和关键词映射,以追踪定义时期的主题演变.

主要成果:

自2019年以来,气候焦虑研究的指数增长,出版物显著增加.
研究主要由来自全球北方的学者领导.
主题演变从生态焦虑和孤独症到生态悲伤,地方依恋和亲环境行为.
地理集中在高收入国家,气候脆弱地区的代表性有限.
在全球著作权和知识生产中的认识论差异和不平等的证据.

结论:

气候焦虑研究显示了快速发展和跨学科的范围.
在全球著作权和知识生产中持续存在的不平等需要引起注意.
推进包容性奖学金需要把全球南方的观点放在中心,去殖民化研究,并促进公平的合作.

关键词:

图书统计学分析气候焦虑气候焦虑气候正义就是气候正义.生态焦虑生态焦虑生态悲伤生态悲伤心理健康不平等问题一个阳光的阳光.

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