Titlebook: Risk Journalism between Transnational Politics and Climate Change; Ingrid Volkmer,Kasim Sharif Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Book 2018nce across global digital communities by focusing on climate change debates. The authors propose a framework of ‘cosmopolitan loops,’ which addresses three major transformations in journalistic practice: the availability of ‘fluid’ webs of data which situate journalistic practice in a transnational

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Introduction,of melting polar glacier caps, rising sea levels of oceans and the implications of CO. emissions on the environment, and these processes of planetary destruction are today significant—climate change has become not only a reality but also a catastrophe which requires urgent policy approaches to minim

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Pakistan, a Glocalized Context for Global Media Climate Change Research,societies and from a methodological research dichotomy of ‘linear’ vs networked media (e.g. Cottle in Environmental conflict and the media. Peter Lang, Oxford, pp. 13–28, .), this study concentrates on a less investigated South Asian country, Pakistan. Pakistan—even though being a low-income country

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Cosmopolitanized Scales of Climate Change Communication: Arenas, Actors and Communicative Spaces,A, .) as it is caused by globalized interconnectivity—an outcome of industrialization and reflexive modernization (Beck 2003). However, research in social sciences and media and communication (Smith and Lindenfeld in Environmental Communication 8:179–196, .; Schäfer and Schlichting Environmental Com

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Pakistan, a Glocalized Context for Global Media Climate Change Research,, Oxford, pp. 13–28, .), this study concentrates on a less investigated South Asian country, Pakistan. Pakistan—even though being a low-income country and being continuously challenged by all kind of crises—cannot ‘only’ be reduced to these economical or conflict strata but we need to begin to assess developing regions in a new perspective.

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The Construction of Cosmopolitanized News of Climate Change at the Micro-scale: Representation, Prothe ‘logic’ of producing local news in the ‘loco-digital’ arena. In contrast to traditional approaches that distinguish between ‘digital’ and ‘non-digital’, this approach incorporates the reflexivity of digital engagement and local perceptions and identifies the loco-digital arena as a localized, yet transnationally connected discursive sphere.