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Reflections eight years on from the first declaration of climate emergency: The role of LDA topic modelling combined with qualitative policy analysis in detecting a frame of "climate emergency" in real-world policy
This paper considers the merits of combining LDA topic modeling as a technique in Natural Language Processing [NLP] and policy analysis to contribute to methods for systematically analysing the rapidly evolving climate policy landscape. The novelty of the use of topic modelling within our methods co
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