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Title: Linking domestic emissions trading schemes and the evolution of the international climate regime bottom-up support of top-down processes? Introduction to the special issue of MITI
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Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change [1381-2386] Schüle, Ralf yr:2009


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