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Mapping the epistemic geography of the intergovernmental panel on climate change (1995–2022)
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• A mapping of the Epistemic Geography of the IPCC WGIII authors is conducted. • A novel approach to analyzing epistemic communities and -geographies is developed. • The community behind Integrated Assessment Models has become increasingly prominent. • By overcrowding the author base with one approach, other perspectives are excluded.
Keywords:
Digital methods
IPCC WGIII
Epistemic geographies
Epistemic communities
IAMs
Science-policy boundary
Knowledge politics
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