Climate Policy

2001 - 2025

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Volume 14, month 11, 2014

The political economy of Readiness for REDD+ pp. 677-684

Peter A. Minang and Meine Van Noordwijk

REDD+ Readiness progress across countries: time for reconsideration pp. 685-708

Peter Akong Minang, Meine Van Noordwijk, Lalisa A Duguma, Dieudonne Alemagi, Trong Hoan Do, Florence Bernard, Putra Agung, Valentina Robiglio, Delia Catacutan, Suyanto Suyanto, Angel Armas, Claudia Silva Aguad, Mireille Feudjio, Gamma Galudra, Retno Maryani, Douglas White, Atiek Widayati, Elizabeth Kahurani, Sara Namirembe and Beria Leimona

REDD+ readiness process in Cameroon: an analysis of multi-stakeholder perspectives pp. 709-733

Dieudonne Alemagi, Peter A. Minang, Mireille Feudjio and Lalisa Duguma

Beyond REDD+ readiness: land-use governance to reduce deforestation in Peru pp. 734-747

Valentina Robiglio, Angel Daniel Armas, Claudia Silva Aguad and Douglas White

Reform or reversal: the impact of REDD+ readiness on forest governance in Indonesia pp. 748-768

Putra Agung, Gamma Galudra, Meine Van Noordwijk and Retno Maryani

Institutional dimensions of the developing REDD+ process in Cameroon pp. 769-787

Serge Ngendakumana, Peter A. Minang, Mireille Feudjio, Stijn Speelman, Patrick Van Damme and Zacharie Tchoundjeu

REDD+ projects and national-level Readiness processes: a case study from Kenya pp. 788-800

Florence Bernard, Peter A. Minang, Bryan Adkins and Jeremy T. Freund

Governing complexity for reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) pp. 801-803

Arild Vatn

Volume 14, month 9, 2014

Why the EU ETS needs reforming: an empirical analysis of the impact on company investments pp. 537-558

Åsa L�fgren, Markus Wr�ke, Tomas Hagberg and Susanna Roth

Do bilateral trade relationships influence the distribution of CDM projects? pp. 559-580

Valeria Costantini and Giorgia Sforna

EU 20-20-20 energy policy as a model for global climate mitigation pp. 581-598

Katherine Calvin, Jae Edmonds, Bjorn Bakken, Marshall Wise, Sonny Kim, Patrick Luckow, Pralit Patel and Ingeborg Graabak

Proposing a beneficiary-based shared responsibility approach for calculating national carbon accounts during the post-Kyoto era pp. 599-616

Maria Csutora and Zs�fia Vetőn� m�zner

Muddling through with climate change targets: a multi-level governance perspective on the transport sector pp. 617-636

Greg Marsden, Antonio Ferreira, Ian Bache, Matthew Flinders and Ian Bartle

Incorporating 'catastrophic' climate change into policy analysis pp. 637-664

Elizabeth Kopits, Alex Marten and Ann Wolverton

Designing policy for deployment of CCS in industry pp. 665-676

Tom Mikunda, Tom Kober, Heleen de Coninck, Morgan Bazilian, Hilke R�sler and Bob van der Zwaan

Volume 14, month 7, 2014

Can CDM monitoring requirements be reduced while maintaining environmental integrity? pp. 443-466

Carsten Warnecke

Triggering transformative change: a development path approach to climate change response in communities pp. 467-487

Sarah Burch, Alison Shaw, Ann Dale and John Robinson

Equity and efficiency in adaptation finance: initial experiences of the Adaptation Fund pp. 488-506

Asa Persson and Elise Remling

Benchmark-based allocations in EU ETS Phase 3: an early assessment pp. 507-524

Oliver Sartor, Clement Palli�re and Stephen Lecourt

New Zealand's abandonment of the Carbon Neutral Public Service programme pp. 525-535

Jeff Birchall

Volume 14, month 5, 2014

Climate policy: a new era pp. 325-326

Michael Grubb

Costs of meeting international climate targets without nuclear power pp. 327-352

Vicki Duscha, Katja Schumacher, Joachim Schleich and Pierre Buisson

Linking the CDM with domestic carbon markets pp. 353-371

Axel Michaelowa

Input-output and life-cycle emissions accounting: applications in the real world pp. 372-396

Sophia Kokoni and Jim Skea

Current approaches to MRV in South Africa: a scoping study pp. 397-416

Anya Boyd, Britta Rennkamp, Anthony James Dane and Harald Winkler

Stakeholder engagement in adaptation interventions: an evaluation of projects in developing nations pp. 417-441

Mya H. Sherman and James Ford

Volume 14, month 3, 2014

Finding a path for REDD+ between ODA and the CDM pp. 149-166

Till Neeff, Daniela G�hler and Francisco Ascui

Enabling factors for establishing REDD+ in a context of weak governance pp. 167-186

Kaisa Korhonen-Kurki, Jenniver Sehring, Maria Brockhaus and Monica Di Gregorio

The economics of targeted mitigation in infrastructure pp. 187-208

Franck Lecocq and Zmarak Shalizi

Costs of reducing GHG emissions in Brazil pp. 209-223

Angelo Gurgel and Sergey Paltsev

Lessons from JI and GIS for post-2012 carbon finance mechanisms in Russia and Ukraine pp. 224-241

Anna Korppoo and Olga Gassan-Zade

Climate change adaptation cost in the US: what do we know? pp. 242-282

Fran Sussman, Nisha Krishnan, Kathryn Maher, Rawlings Miller, Charlotte Mack, Paul Stewart, Kate Shouse and Bill Perkins

Climate policy networks in South Korea: alliances and conflicts pp. 283-301

Sun-Jin Yun, Dowan Ku and Jin-Yi Han

A shale gas revolution for China? pp. 302-320

Neil Gunningham

Accommodating adaptation into legal institutions pp. 321-324

Michael Cote

Volume 14, month 1, 2014

Equity, sustainable development and climate policy pp. 1-7

Sonja Klinsky and Harald Winkler

An operational framework for equity in the 2015 Agreement pp. 8-16

Xolisa Ngwadla

A new look at climate equity in the UNFCCC pp. 17-22

Jennifer Morgan and David Waskow

Climate governance, justice, and transnational civil society pp. 23-41

Brandon B. Derman

Experiences of host communities with carbon market projects: towards multi-level climate justice pp. 42-62

Vivek N. Mathur, Stavros Afionis, Jouni Paavola, Andrew J. Dougill and Lindsay C. Stringer

From burden-sharing to opportunity-sharing: unlocking the climate negotiations pp. 63-81

Yongsheng Zhang and He-ling Shi

The economics of boldness: equity, action, and hope pp. 82-101

Jos� Alberto Garibaldi

CBDR&RC in a regime applicable to all pp. 102-121

Harald Winkler and Lavanya Rajamani

Regional GHG reduction targets based on effort sharing: a comparison of studies pp. 122-147

Niklas H�hne, Michel den Elzen and Donovan Escalante

Volume 13, month 11, 2013

Developments in national climate change mitigation legislation and strategy pp. 649-664

Navroz K. Dubash, Markus Hagemann, Niklas H�hne and Prabhat Upadhyaya

Potential impact of albedo incorporation in boreal forest sector climate change policy effectiveness pp. 665-679

Hanne K. Sj�lie, Greg S. Latta and Birger Solberg

Voluntary citizen participation in carbon allowance markets: the role of norm-based motivation pp. 680-697

Åsa Lindman, Kristina Ek and Patrik S�derholm

Civil society lobbying and countries' climate change policies: a matching approach pp. 698-717

Tobias B�hmelt

Difficulties in accounting for private finance in international climate policy pp. 718-737

Martin Stadelmann, Axel Michaelowa and J. Timmons Roberts

The economics of climate change in Mexico: implications for national/regional policy pp. 738-750

Francisco Estrada, Elissaios Papyrakis, Richard Tol and Carlos Gay-Garcia

Going beyond two degrees? The risks and opportunities of alternative options pp. 751-769

Andrew Jordan, Tim Rayner, Heike Schroeder, Neil Adger, Kevin Anderson, Alice Bows, Corinne Le Qu�r�, Manoj Joshi, Sarah Mander, Nem Vaughan and Lorraine Whitmarsh

Developing country perspectives on 'mitigation actions', 'NAMAs', and 'LCDS' pp. 770-776

Emily Tyler, Anya Boyd, Kim Coetzee, Marta Torres Gunfaus and Harald Winkler

Breaking the impasse: towards a new regime for international climate governance pp. 777-784

Marshall Geck, Xiaoxue Weng, Caitlin Bent, Chukwumerije Okereke, Taylor Murray and Kirsty Wilson

Volume 13, month 9, 2013

The changing geopolitics of climate change pp. 533-537

Charlotte Streck and Maximilian Terhalle

Climate policy: a new foundation of stability and prosperity pp. 538-540

Christiana Figueres

'Great Powers' in climate politics pp. 541-546

Anthony Brenton

Drivers of national climate policy pp. 547-571

Erick Lachapelle and Matthew Paterson

Great-power politics, order transition, and climate governance: insights from international relations theory pp. 572-588

Maximilian Terhalle and Joanna Depledge

The UNFCCC as a negotiation forum: towards common but more differentiated responsibilities pp. 589-607

Jutta Brunn�e and Charlotte Streck

Rising powers: the evolving role of BASIC countries pp. 608-631

Karl Hallding, Marie J�risoo, Marcus Carson and Aaron Atteridge

The changing geopolitics of climate change finance pp. 632-648

Luis Gomez-Echeverri

Volume 13, month 7, 2013

Equitable access to sustainable development: operationalizing key criteria pp. 411-432

Harald Winkler, Thapelo Letete and Andrew Marquard

Implications of international GHG offsets on global climate change mitigation pp. 433-450

Peter A. Erickson and Michael Lazarus

Consumption-based GHG emission accounting: a UK case study pp. 451-470

John Barrett, Glen Peters, Thomas Wiedmann, Kate Scott, Manfred Lenzen, Katy Roelich and Corinne Le Qu�r�

A two-track CDM: improved incentives for sustainable development and offset production pp. 471-489

Asbj�rn Torvanger, Manish Kumar Shrivastava, Nimisha Pandey and Silje H. T�rnblad

Transaction costs analysis of low-carbon technologies pp. 490-513

Luis Mundaca, Mathilde Mansoz, Lena Neij and Govinda Timilsina

Funding low carbon cities: local perspectives on opportunities and risks pp. 514-529

Rory Sullivan, Andy Gouldson and Phil Webber

Successful CCS relies upon social science pp. 530-532

Heleen de Coninck

Volume 13, month 5, 2013

Doha's dawn? pp. 281-284

Michael Grubb

Top-down and bottom-up modelling to support low-carbon scenarios: climate policy implications pp. 285-304

Patricia Fortes, Sofia Simões, Júlia Seixas, Denise Van Regemorter and Francisco Ferreira

Can no-lose targets contribute to a 2°C target? pp. 305-327

Vicki Duscha and Joachim Schleich

Utilization of the non-fossil fuel target and its implications in China pp. 328-344

Shuwei Zhang and Nico Bauer

A practitioner's guide to a low-carbon economy: lessons from the UK pp. 345-362

Sam Fankhauser

Strengthening bottom-up and top-down climate governance pp. 363-383

Jo Dirix, Wouter Peeters, Johan Eyckmans, Peter Tom Jones and Sigrid Sterckx

Integrating national forestry initiatives in India with international climate change policy pp. 384-402

Kaysara Khatun

Does Doha's decision treat transition economies unequally? pp. 403-407

Anna Korppoo

A call to action: but too late, in vain? pp. 408-410

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 13, month 3, 2013

Climate policies in a changing world context: is a paradigm shift needed? pp. 1-4

Jim Skea, Jean-Charles Hourcade and S. Lechtenb�hmer

A low-carbon society: global visions, pathways, and challenges pp. 5-21

Mikiko Kainuma, Kyoko Miwa, Tomoki Ehara, Osamu Akashi and Yumiko Asayama

Triggering the low-carbon transition in the aftermath of the global financial crisis pp. 22-35

Jean-Charles Hourcade and Priyadarshi Shukla

Climate policies after Fukushima: three views pp. 36-54

Jim Skea, Stefan Lechtenb�hmer and Jusen Asuka

China's role in attaining the global 2°C target pp. 55-69

Kejun Jiang, Xing Zhuang, Ren Miao and Chenmin He

Brazil beyond 2020: from deforestation to the energy challenge pp. 70-86

Emilio L�bre La Rovere, Carolina Burle Dubeux, Amaro Olimpio Pereira and William Wills

Investment risk and return under renewable decarbonization of a power market pp. 87-105

Jos� I. Mu�oz and Derek W. Bunn

The transportation sector and low-carbon growth pathways: modelling urban, infrastructure, and spatial determinants of mobility pp. 106-129

Henri-David Waisman, Céline Guivarch and Franck Lecocq

The transition of the electricity system towards decarbonization: the need for change in the market regime pp. 130-145

Dominique Finon

Bottom-up policy lessons emerging from the Western Climate Initiative's development challenges pp. 143-169

Sonja Klinsky

Decarbonization and regulation of Germany's electricity system after Fukushima pp. 146-154

Stefan Lechtenb�hmer and Hans-Jochen Luhmann

Achieving a low-carbon society pp. 155-158

John Reilly

The economic case for prioritizing governance over financial incentives in REDD+ pp. 170-190

Mattia Fosci

Standardization of baseline and additionality determination under the CDM pp. 191-209

Daisuke Hayashi and Axel Michaelowa

Post-2012 CDM multi-criteria analysis of industries in six Asian countries: Iranian case study pp. 210-239

Ali Mohammadi, Majid Abbaspour, Mohammad Soltanieh, Farideh Atabi and Morteza Rahmatian

Distributional choices in EU climate policy: 20 years of policy practice pp. 240-258

Thomas Spencer and Dora Fazekas

Alternative climate policy pathways in the US pp. 259-276

Robert MacNeil

Ensuring compliance with emissions reduction commitments pp. 277-279

Joyeeta Gupta

Volume 13, month 1, 2013

Option value in low-carbon technology policies pp. 1-19

Guy Meunier and Dominique Finon

Carbon tariffs for financing clean development pp. 20-42

Marco Springmann

Skills constraints and the low carbon transition pp. 43-57

Nick Jagger, Timothy Foxon and Andy Gouldson

The potential of the CDM to deliver pro-poor benefits pp. 58-79

Tracey L. Crowe

Should the use of standardized baselines in the CDM be mandatory? pp. 80-88

Randall Spalding-Fecher and Axel Michaelowa

Identifying carbon leakage sectors in the EU ETS and implications of results pp. 89-109

Ingmar Juergens, Jesús Barreiro-Hurl� and Alexander Vasa

Policy challenges for livestock emissions abatement: lessons from New Zealand pp. 110-133

Mark H. Cooper, Jonathan Boston and John Bright

Funding low-carbon investments in the absence of a carbon tax pp. 134-141

Julie Rozenberg, Stephane Hallegatte, Baptiste Perrissin-Fabert and Jean-Charles Hourcade

Are there winning strategies for enacting climate policy? pp. 142-144

Vicki Arroyo

Climate change liability: transnational law and practices pp. 145-147

Gabriel Felbermayr