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Climate change is a global problem that will ultimately require a concerted global response. Policy analysts are divided about whether individual jurisdictions and groups of jurisdictions should take the initiative in the meantime. I argue in favor of subglobal efforts, both for their direct...

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Warming climate apathy to mitigate the disparity in climate policy support across distinct income strata

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Climate change : financing global forests : the Eliasch review

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Subgame perfect equilibria in majoritarian bargaining

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The Kyoto protocol : an economic and game theoretic interpretation

Chander, Parkash (contributor) - 1999

international negotiations on climatic change. We begin (Section 2) by reviewing the main features of the Protocol. Then (Section 3 … conceive of the non cooperative equilibrium prevailing before the negotiations. Which one should be retained? Data suggest that … beyond the Kyoto Protocol, the achievement of coalitionally stable optimality at the world level is a real possibility with …

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The Kyoto Protocol : an economic and game theoretic interpretation

Chander, Parkash (contributor) - 1999

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The Kyoto Protocol : an economic and game theoretic interpretation

Chander, Parkash (contributor) - 1999

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