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Swanson, Timothy M. - In: Biodiversity loss : economic and ecological issues, (pp. 225-259). 1997

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Why is there a biodiversity convention? : The international interest in centralized development planning

Swanson, Timothy M. - In: International affairs 75 (1999) 2, pp. 307-331

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The climate policy hold-up : green technologies, intellectual property rights, and the abatement incentives of international agreements

Goeschl, Timo; Perino, Grischa - 2015

The success of global climate policies over the coming decades depends on the diffusion of 'green' technologies. This requires that international environmental agreements (IEAs) and trade-related intellectual property rights (TRIPs) interact productively.Using a simple and tractable model, we...

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The climate policy hold-up : green technologies, intellectual property rights, and the abatement incentives of international agreements

Goeschl, Timo; Perino, Grischa - In: The Scandinavian journal of economics 119 (2017) 3, pp. 709-732

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The impact of international environmental agreements: The case of the Montreal Protocol

Swanson, Timothy; Mason, Robin - 2002

There has been a recent economic literature arguing that international environmental agreements (IEAs) can have no real effect, on account of their voluntary and self-enforcing nature. This literature concludes that the terms of IEAs are the codification of the noncooperative equilibrium, and...

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