Titlebook: Climate Politics as Investment; From Reducing Emissi Simon Wolf Book 2013 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2013 Climate finance.Climate govern

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s to enable low-carbon investment. The author therefore takes a critical look at how climate governance is reframed as an economic and investment challenge in recent years, and reveals some of the blind spots of focusing on the economic and investment opportunities related to climate protection..978-3-658-02405-5978-3-658-02406-2

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Rhizomatic Learning in the Postmodern Era,ars later, the Kyoto Protocol introduces market-based mechanisms to enhance cost-effectiveness; and the development of a global carbon market opened a lucrative playing field for project developers, investment companies and consultancy firms.

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equences of climate change and the economic opportunities of climate protection has led to changes in the rationality of governing climate change, from reducing emissions to building low-carbon economies. One crucial strategy for governments in orchestrating the transformation to cleaner economies i

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Introduction,e, and industrialised countries for the first time in history accepted binding obligations to reduce their carbon emissions. However, the Kyoto Protocol expires at the end of 2012, and despite many attempts in recent years, no breaktrough could be achieved for a similar ambitious treaty.

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Theory: Power/Knowledge,ssed one question: how formations of knowledge have become truth and the basis for political activity. The objective of his work, he suggests, ‘is to see how men govern (themselves and others) by the production of truth’ (Foucault 1991: 79).