Attitudes towards Climate Change and the Willingness to Take Action

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Focusing on the global climate crisis, this research paper explores personal responsibility and collective action challenges. It integrates the paradox of voting and collective action theory to address the climate issue. The author formulates four key assumptions regarding knowledge, urgency perception, responsibility, and action willingness to tackle the free-rider problem. The analysis is grounded in qualitative content analysis methods and is informed by five interviews with political science master's students, coded using MAXQDA software.