Handbook on Climate Change and Environmental Governance in China

Edited by Xiaowei Zang and Xiaoling Zhang

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Abstract: This timely Handbook explores climate challenges and environmental governance in China. Bringing together established scholars and emerging research stars, it systematically examines the evolution of Chinese climate policies and institutions and the challenges, successes, failures and dilemmas that have arisen from this.

Keywords: Asian Studies; Environment; Politics and Public Policy Sustainable Development Goals (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781035316342
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: climate change and environmental governance in China , pp 3-18

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Ch 2 Historical materialist policy analysis to study the state of climate adaptation policymaking in China , pp 19-41

Julia Teebken

Ch 3 From political incentive to blame avoidance: revisiting the 20-year trajectory of China’s environmental politics , pp 42-54

Ran Ran

Ch 4 From “people conquering nature” to “ecological civilization”: a corpus-based study of the shifts and continuities in climate discourses in China , pp 55-71

Lucy Xia Zhao and Xiaowei Zang

Ch 5 The key to sustainability science: from “homo economicus man” to “eco economic man” , pp 72-84

Xiaoling Zhang and Yali Huang

Ch 6 Rethinking China’s clean energy transitions: eco-security and authoritarian sustainability , pp 86-101

Geoffrey C. Chen

Ch 7 Environmental accidents and environmental legislation in China , pp 102-117

Xiaowei Zang

Ch 8 Effects of government expenditure for environmental protection on SO2 pollution in China , pp 118-138

Lei Jiang and Shixiong He

Ch 9 Unwilling or unable? Encouraging the environmental leadership behaviors of public administrators in China , pp 139-157

Xuejiao Niu

Ch 10 Environmental regulation and haze pollution: neighbor-companion or neighbor-beggar? , pp 158-177

Qian Zhou, Shihu Zhong, Tao Shi and Xiaoling Zhang

Ch 11 Strengthening environmental governance in the food sector: learning from China’s progress in dairy safety , pp 178-198

Jonathan Schwestka and Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira

Ch 12 Representations of dual carbon goals in English-language news reporting by China’s official media , pp 199-219

Guofeng Wang, Can Cui and Yingzi Qu

Ch 13 Pursuing sustainable urbanization with the decoupled urbanization-emission nexus: evidence from Chinese provinces , pp 221-244

Li He

Ch 14 Central policy change and decoupling urbanization from emission in China , pp 245-257

Xiaowei Zang

Ch 15 Revisiting the myth of energy efficiency in China , pp 258-276

Ruohan Zhong and Chu Wei

Ch 16 Contradiction and routine in “new enclosure competition”: land governance in wind power facilities in China , pp 277-289

Shengwen Tseng and Chunkuei Lai

Ch 17 Climate change and Chinese green bonds , pp 290-303

Jeanne Le Galcher Baron, Enrico Dalla Riva and Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira

Ch 18 Governance of green bonds in China , pp 304-320

Jiun-Da Lin

Ch 19 Does the market tell the truth? The role of third-party organizations in environmental data collection in China , pp 322-344

Xuejiao Niu and Jie Gao

Ch 20 Third-party monitoring and environmental data manipulation: the case of air quality control in Chinese cities , pp 345-359

Chengwei Wang and Liang Ma

Ch 21 Corporate property rights and environmental NGOs’ participation in environmental conflict , pp 360-374

Ying Yin and Xuejiao Niu

Ch 22 Environmental feedback mechanisms and state responsiveness , pp 375-394

Hedda Flatø

Ch 23 Science diplomacy for low-carbon transition: assessing China’s engagement with ASEAN , pp 396-408

Lunting Wu and Andrea Valente

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