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1	The Farmer and the Food Regime: Hegemony and the Free Market Frame in Rural Ontario Luymes, Melisa J. 07 September 2012 (has links) This thesis is an investigation into the frames and implicit concepts that drive the current trend of corporate-led agriculture, now known as the Third Food Regime. I consider whether this neoliberal regime is hegemonic in rural Ontario, that is, whether the dominant ideology of the corporate ruling class is reflected in and perpetuated by our farmers, despite it being against their best interests. I employ a critical approach, using mixed methods – participant observation of general farm organizations, content analysis of the farm media in Ontario and in-depth interviews with farmers in Wellington County – and find strong evidence of a free market frame in rural Ontario. This thesis outlines the dimensions and dangers of the existing frame in hopes that alternative agricultural models can again be considered. / SSHRC free market ideology Ontario agriculture Ontario Farmer food regimes hegemony
2	“Doesn’t Feel Warmer to Me”: Climate Change Denial and Fear in American Public Opinion DeHart, Clara January 2020 (has links) No description available. Political Science Climate Change American Studies Psychology Public Policy climate change global warming climate crisis survey data climate change denial science denialism public opinion climate science emotional logic fear free market ideology survey data misinformation American politics American conservatism

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The Farmer and the Food Regime: Hegemony and the Free Market Frame in Rural Ontario

“Doesn’t Feel Warmer to Me”: Climate Change Denial and Fear in American Public Opinion