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Research examining the globalisation of environmental concern shown in public opinion surveys is currently underspecifi ed, as the coun- tries in Central and Eastern Europe are not explicitly showcased in empiri- cal research. To address this gap in the literature, this research examines two measures of environmental concern, awareness of environmental threats and willingness to sacrifi ce, emphasising former state socialist countries both in comparison with countries around the globe and across countries located within this regional block. Results reveal that Central and Eastern European countries exhibit unique qualities regarding the content of environmental concern, and that, although the determinants of environmental threat aware- ness differ to some extent within this region, the social bases of willingness to sacrifi ce are strikingly similar across the six former state socialist countries in this sample. These results extend prior research and offer important direc- tions for future scholarship.

Environmental Concerns in Cross-National Context: How Do Mass Publics in Central and Eastern Europe Compare with Other Regions of the World?