Titlebook: Climate Change and European Leadership; A Sustainable Role f Joyeeta Gupta,Michael Grubb Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrech

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978-90-481-5524-8Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000

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Philip D. Sloane,Sheryl Zimmermanral, directional and instrumental. It develops an eclectic methodological framework, which is used by the multidisciplinary team of authors to analyse the potential for European structural, directional and/or instrumental leadership on the climate change issue.

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International Retirement Migration,in lessons and implications both for future EU climate policy and for the global context. The failure of EU common climate policy gives support to the general argument for flexible and differentiated measures. Given the relatively advanced state of the EU system, the EU could take on interesting pil

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Sirijit Sunanta,Kwanchanok Jaisuekuno keep the climate negotiations on track. The analysis suggests the EU has played a constructive role in the negotiations, which could be enhanced with greater internal coordination between its Member States coupled with a greater awareness and anticipation of the needs and negotiating strategies of

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Désirée Bender,Cornelia Schweppethe European role in the negotiations is perceived by negotiators, industrialists, environmentalists and researchers from within the EU and outside. This chapter concludes that although the EU is seen as providing consistent leadership, the leadership is not seen as uncontroversial.

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Retirement Migration to the Global South in negotiating these regimes. It examines the leadership record of the EU and the constraints and potential for EU leadership and draws some lessons for how EU leadership can be enhanced in the climate change issue.

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More Risk, Greater Wealth Inequality,he economic discourse, how different costing concepts can influence the political debate, the rationale for emission targets, the divergent characteristics of carbon tax and emission quota approaches, and the role of uncertainty in policy formation.

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The Looming Retirement Shipwreck, not wise for the EU to lead alone. A creative use of issue-linkages and transfer (side payments) may enhance, under certain conditions, the potential for forming EU-led coalitions. Further re-designing the rules of the regime and exploring the potential of regional coalitions may be other ways by w