Populism, Elite Cues, and Coal Power Plants: Public Attitudes to Fossil Fuels Reduction in Central Europe

• In Event: Attitudes and Behavior in Post-Communist States

Brief Overview

We analyze the role of political attitudes in public perception of fossil fuels. We show the effects of ideology and political cues as well as the context, namely the closeness to coal power plants that moderate the effects of political variables.

Authors

• Vlastimil Havlik, Masaryk University

• Peter Spáč