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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This panel examines how Presidents from Gerald Ford to Barack Obama have dealt with the challenges of connecting environmentalism with good politics. Through textual analysis, each paper explores the impact a President’s rhetorical strategies have had on the environmental discussion. While each panelist will present on individual Presidents, we look forward for discussion and conversation exploring how past presidential rhetoric on the environment can bridge into the future.
Energy Conservation as Foreign Diplomacy: Gerald Ford’s Rhetoric of Peace - Steven Slocum, Wayne State University
'Clean up' as Environmental Policy: Reagan’s Rhetorical Emphasis on the Environmental Corrective - Brendan Kelly, Univ of West Florida; Stephanie Wideman, Wayne State University
Tridging Politics, Progress and Preservation: An Abbeyesque Analysis of President William Jefferson Clintion’s ‘Environmental’ Public Address - Raymond Quiel, Eastern Michigan University; George Denger, Lake Superior State Univ
The Great Deception: An Analysis of the Environmental Rhetoric of George W. Bush - Ronald Stevenson, Wayne State Univ
Green Jobs, Green Technology, Green Obama: The Environment will Save the Economy, or is it Vice Versa? - Anke Wolbert, Wayne State Univ