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Game theoretic research on the design of international environmental agreements : insights, critical remarks and future challenges

Finus, Michael - 2007

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North-South Climate Change Negotiations : A Sequential Game with Asymmetric Information

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the international negotiations with complete and with asymmetric information in a dynamic framework. Results show that …

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Self-enforcing international environmental agreements and altruistic preferences

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Procedural Justice in International Negotiations on Climate Change

Grasso, Marco; Sacchi, Simona - 2013

International negotiations on climate change are among the most difficult ever conducted worldwide because, besides the … intrinsic complexity of the issues at stake, they are still pervaded by a plurality of values and views of the world which … climate negotiations can be more usefully addressed by means of a specific version of proceduralism – that is, impure …

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