Global Climate Governance Beyond 2012: Architecture, Agency and Adaptation
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A cutting-edge analysis of the key issues and policy options facing future global climate governance, written by leading world experts.
List of abbreviations1 Global climate governance beyond 2012: an introduction Frank Biermann Biermann, Frank Philipp Pattberg Pattberg, Philipp Fariborz Zelli Zelli, Fariborz 1Pt. I Architecture 132 The architecture of global climate governance: setting the stage Frank Biermann Biermann, Frank Fariborz Zelli Zelli, Fariborz Philipp Pattberg Pattberg, Philipp Harro van Asselt van Asselt, Harro 153 The consequences of a fragmented climate governance architecture: a policy appraisal Fariborz Zelli Zelli, Fariborz Frank Biermann Biermann, Frank Philipp Pattberg Pattberg, Philipp Harro van Asselt van Asselt, Harro 254 Environmental effectiveness and economic consequences of fragmented versus universal regimes: what can we learn from model studies? Andries Hof Hof, Andries Michel den Elzen Elzen, Michel den Detlef van Vuuren van Vuuren, Detlef 355 Developing the international carbon market beyond 2012: options and the costs of delay Christian Flachsland Flachsland, Christian Robert Marschinski Marschinski, Robert Ottmar Edenhofer Edenhofer, Ottmar Marian Leimbach Leimbach, Marian Lavinia Baumstark Baumstark, Lavinia 606 The overlap between the UN climate regime and the World Trade Organization: lessons for climate governance beyond 2012 Fariborz Zelli Zelli, Fariborz Harro van Asselt van Asselt, Harro 797 An architecture for long-term climate change: North-South cooperation based on equity and common but differentiated responsibilities Harald Winkler Winkler, Harald 978 Shaping the architecture of future climate governance: perspectives from the South Manish Kumar Shrivastava Shrivastava, Manish Kumar Nitu Goel Goel, Nitu 116Pt. II Agency 1359 Agency in global climate governance: setting the stage Johannes Stripple Stripple, Johannes Philipp Pattberg Pattberg, Philipp 13710 The role and relevance of networked climate governance Philipp Pattberg Pattberg, Philipp 14611 Carbon market governance beyond the public-private divide Johannes Stripple Stripple, Johannes Eva Lovbrand Lovbrand, Eva 16512 A staged sectoral approach for climate mitigation Michel den Elzen Elzen, Michel den Andries Hof Hof, Andries Jasper van Vliet van Vliet, Jasper Paul Lucas Lucas, Paul 18313 Technological change and the role of non-state actors Knut H. Alfsen Alfsen, Knut H. Gunnar S. Eskeland Eskeland, Gunnar S. Kristin Linnerud Linnerud, Kristin 208Pt. III Adaptation 22114 Global adaptation governance: setting the stage Frank Biermann Biermann, Frank Ingrid Boas Boas, Ingrid 22315 Costs, benefits and interlinkages between adaptation and mitigation Andries Hof Hof, Andries Kelly de Bruin de Bruin, Kelly Rob Dellink Dellink, Rob Michel den Elzen Elzen, Michel den Detlef van Vuuren van Vuuren, Detlef 23516 Global adaptation governance: the case of protecting climate refugees Frank Biermann Biermann, Frank Ingrid Boas Boas, Ingrid 25517 Global adaptation governance beyond 2012: developing-country perspectives Jessica Ayers Ayers, Jessica Mozaharul Alam Alam, Mozaharul Saleemul Huq Huq, Saleemul 27018 Shaping future adaptation governance: perspectives from the poorest of the poor Anne Jerneck Jerneck, Anne Lennart Olsson Olsson, Lennart 28619 Conclusions: options for effective climate governance beyond 2012 Frank Biermann Biermann, Frank Philipp Pattberg Pattberg, Philipp Fariborz Zelli Zelli, Fariborz 306Index 324
