Call number:
PIK D 024-10-0059
;
PIK D 024-10-0060
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents: 1. Global climate governance beyond 2010: an introduction ; PART I. Architecture: 2. The architecture of global climate governance: setting the stage ; 3. The consequences of a fragmented climate change governance architecture: a policy appraisal ; 4. Environmental effectiveness and economic consequences of fragmented versus universal regimes: what can we learn from model studies? ; 5. Developing the international carbon market beyond 2012: options and the cost of delay ; 6. The overlap between the UN climate regime and the World Trade Organization: lessons for climate governance beyond 2012 ; 7. An architecture for long-term climate change: North-South cooperation based on equity and common but differentiated responsibilities ; 8. Shaping the architecture of future climate governance: perspectives from the South ; PART II. Agency: 9. Agency in global climate governance: setting the stage ; 10. The role and relevance of networked climate governance ; 11. Carbon market governance beyond the public-private divide ; 12. A staged sectoral approach for climate mitigation ; 13. Technological change and the role of non-state actors ; PART III. Adaptation: 14. Global adaptation governance: setting the stage ; 15. Costs, benefits and interlinkages between adaptation and mitigation ; 16. Global adaptation governance: the case of protecting climate refugees ; 17. Global adaptation governance beyond 2012: developing country perspectives ; 18. Shaping future adaptation governance: perspectives from the poorest of the poor ; 19. Conclusions: options for effective climate governance beyond 2012 ; Index
Type of Medium:
Monograph available for loan
Pages:
XIX, 328 S. : graph. Darst.
ISBN:
9780521190114
Location:
A 18 - must be ordered
Location:
A 18 - must be ordered
Branch Library:
PIK Library
Branch Library:
PIK Library
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