Climate Policy

2001 - 2025

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Volume 12, month 11, 2012

Certified emissions reductions and CDM limits: revenue and distributional aspects pp. 645-666

Alexander Vasa

Implementing Europe's climate targets at the regional level pp. 667-689

Brigitte Wolkinger, Karl Steininger, Andrea Damm, Stefan Schleicher, Andreas Tuerk, Wolf Grossman, Florian Tatzber and Daniel Steiner

Quantifying the social equity of carbon mitigation strategies pp. 690-703

Christian E. Casillas and Daniel M. Kammen

To tax, or not to tax: preferences for climate policy attributes pp. 704-721

Runar Brannlund and Lars Persson

Technology transfer in the CDM: the role of host-country characteristics pp. 722-740

Gis�le Schmid

A credible compliance enforcement system for the climate regime pp. 741-754

Jon Hovi, Mads Greaker, Cathrine Hagem and Bjart Holtsmark

US presidents and the failure to ratify multilateral environmental agreements pp. 755-763

Guri Bang, Jon Hovi and Detlef F. Sprinz

The ocean and climate change policy pp. 764-771

Grantly Galland, Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb and Doroth�e Herr

Living with limits: growth, resources, and climate change pp. 772-783

Martin Wolf

Is all demand-side mitigation policy doomed to fail? pp. 784-786

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 12, month 9, 2012

International dimensions of climate change pp. S1-S5

Andrew Sentance and Richard Betts

The future of international climate change law: a scenario-based perspective pp. S6-S27

Javier De Cendra de Larrag�n

Indirect impacts of coastal climate change and sea-level rise: the UK example pp. S28-S52

Robert J. Nicholls and Abiy S. Kebede

Agricultural commodities and climate change pp. S53-S61

Kirsty Lewis and Claire Witham

Manufactured commodities and climate change pp. S62-S72

Kirsty Lewis and Claire Witham

Climate change and international institutions: implications for security pp. S73-S84

Duncan Depledge and Tobias Feakin

Public understanding of, and attitudes to, climate change: UK and international perspectives and policy pp. S85-S106

Nick Pidgeon

Negotiating climate change pp. 527-533

Katharina Michaelowa and Axel Michaelowa

Strategy in the climate change negotiations: do democracies negotiate differently? pp. 534-551

Stefanie Bailer

Determinants of bargaining success in the climate change negotiations pp. 552-574

Florian Weiler

India as an emerging power in international climate negotiations pp. 575-590

Katharina Michaelowa and Axel Michaelowa

AOSIS in the UNFCCC negotiations: from unity to fragmentation? pp. 591-613

Carola Betzold, Paula Castro and Florian Weiler

Continuity and change in Russia's climate negotiations position and strategy pp. 614-629

Liliana B. Andonova and Assia Alexieva

Negotiating challenges and climate change pp. 630-644

Joyeeta Gupta

Volume 12, month 7, 2012

Ecosystem services in the National Adaptation Programmes of Action pp. 393-409

Emilia Pramova, Bruno Locatelli, Maria Brockhaus and Sandra Fohlmeister

A case for introducing an explicit carbon price into China's export tax pp. 410-423

Xin Wang, Ji Feng Li and Ya Xiong Zhang

Achieving additional emission reductions under a cap-and-trade scheme pp. 424-439

Paul Twomey, Regina Betz and Iain MacGill

Optimal liability apportionment in programmatic credit-based emissions trading pp. 440-452

Katja S. Halbritter and Markus Ohndorf

Shaping climate policy in the housing sector in northern Chinese cities pp. 453-473

Michel Colombier and Jun Li

Social safety nets and US climate policy costs pp. 474-490

Joshua Blonz, Dallas Burtraw and Margaret Walls

Adaptation financing in a global agreement: is the adaptation levy appropriate? pp. 491-504

Klaus Eisenack

Creating a mutual gains climate regime through universal clean energy services pp. 505-520

William Moomaw and Mihaela Papa

Hubris, climate engineering and climate control pp. 521-523

Axel Michaelowa

The challenge of reconciliation: climate change, development, and international trade pp. 524-526

Susanne Droege

Volume 12, month 5, 2012

Combining cap-and-trade with offsets: lessons from the EU-ETS pp. 273-287

Raphael Trotignon

Initial public reactions to carbon capture and storage (CCS): differentiating general and local views pp. 288-300

Bart W. Terwel and Dancker D.L. Daamen

Implications of different climate protection regimes for the EU-27 and its member states through 2050 pp. 301-319

Markus Blesl, Tom Kober, Ralf Kuder and David Bruchof

How to increase technology transfers to developing countries: a synthesis of the evidence pp. 320-340

Ana Pueyo, Mar�a Mendiluce, Mar�a Sanchez Naranjo and Julio Lumbreras

LULUCF in the post-2012 regime: fixing the problems of the past? pp. 341-355

Andrew Kerr Macintosh

National GHG emissions reduction pledges and 2°C: comparison of studies pp. 356-377

Niklas H�hne, Christopher Taylor, Ramzi Elias, Michel Den Elzen, Keywan Riahi, Claudine Chen, Joeri Rogelj, Giacomo Grassi, Fabian Wagner, Kelly Levin, Emanuele Massetti and Zhao Xiusheng

Ocean acidification and climate change: synergies and challenges of addressing both under the UNFCCC pp. 378-389

Ellycia R. Harrould-Kolieb and Doroth�e Herr

Climate change for the common man pp. 390-391

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 12, month 3, 2012

Community-based adaptation: lessons from a grant competition pp. 143-163

Rasmus Heltberg, Habiba Gitay and Radhika G. Prabhu

The future of old industrial regions in a carbon-constrained world pp. 164-186

Mikel Gonz�lez-Eguino, Ibon Galarraga and Alberto Ansuategi

Financing climate adaptation with a credit mechanism: initial considerations pp. 187-197

Karl Harvey Schultz

Does the CDM discourage emission reduction targets in advanced developing countries? pp. 198-218

Paula Castro

Marginal abatement cost curves: a call for caution pp. 219-236

Fabian Kesicki and Paul Ekins

Efficiency of policy instruments for CCS deployment pp. 237-254

Dominique Finon

Credible commitment in carbon policy pp. 255-271

Steffen Brunner, Christian Flachsland and Robert Marschinski

Volume 12, month 1, 2012

Examining the willingness of Americans to alter behaviour to mitigate climate change pp. 1-22

Samuel Brody, Himanshu Grover and Arnold Vedlitz

The role of non-nation-state actors and side events in the international climate negotiations pp. 23-37

Heike Schroeder and Heather Lovell

Effects of economic recession and local weather on climate change attitudes pp. 38-49

Robert Y. Shum

Macroeconomic impacts of the Florida Energy and Climate Change Action Plan pp. 50-69

Adam Rose and Dan Wei

Brazil's Amazon forest in mitigating global warming: unresolved controversies pp. 70-81

Philip Fearnside

Who and what are carbon markets for? Politics and the development of climate policy pp. 82-97

Matthew Paterson

Waste energy recovery CDM projects in China: status, challenges and suggestions pp. 98-114

Fang Rong, Yuxin Lan, Shaojun Zeng and Huijin Yu

Community perceptions of REDD+: a case study from Papua New Guinea pp. 115-134

Matthew Leggett and Heather Lovell

The political economy of carbon markets: The CDM and other stories pp. 135-139

Peter Newell

Alternatives for an international climate regime? pp. 140-142

Axel Michaelowa