From Paris to Glasgow : In Search of Policies for Climate Negotiations and Their Implementation.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Asadnabizadeh, Majid, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Environmental policy.

Public policy.

Climatic changes.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (328 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Berlin : Logos Verlag Berlin, 2025.

Summary:

This book explores the evolution of global climate change negotiations from the Paris Agreement to COP26 in Glasgow. It analyzes the politics, policies, and regulations involved in international efforts to mitigate climate change, emphasizing the importance of integrated decision-making among governments. The author examines the framework of the Paris Agreement, including its focus on nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and the goal to limit global warming to below 2°C. The book provides insights into the political, economic, and institutional aspects of climate negotiations, highlighting the challenges and strategies for addressing global climate issues. It is intended for policymakers, researchers, and readers interested in environmental policy and international relations. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Global climate change situation

1.1 Overview of the factors leading to global climate change

1.1.1 Natural causes

1.1.2 Anthropogenic causes

1.1.3 The science of climate change: What it is scientific evidence

1.1.4 The political background to global climate change: 6 years before the Paris Agreement

Chapter 2: Global climate change decision-making center

2.1 Global climate change centre for decision making PA

2.2 Understanding decision-making in international relations

2.3 Prologue on the nature of the global climate change centre: From Kyoto to Copenhagen

2.4 Prologue on the nature of the global climate change centre: Linking NDC, mitigation and adaptation

2.5 A multi-criteria assessment framework for the decision-making hub: Putting actors and organizations at the heart of decision-making

2.5.1 Actors at the centre of global climate change decision-making: Insights from regime theory

2.5.2 The anatomy of institution: The influence of organizations at the decision-making centre

2.5.3 The decision-making centre of the climate change instrument: Transboundary organizations

Chapter 3: Global decision-making process on climate change: Paris Agreement

3.1 A framework for diagnosing the structure of the global decision-making process

3.1.1 Two-stage structure for the global decision-making process: Application to PA

3.2 Summary in plain language

Chapter 4: Global decision on climate change: The Paris Agreement

4.1 The Paris Agreement on climate change: Critical choice, nature, and structure of analysing an international decision

4.2 Advancing decision-making on climate change under the Paris Agreement: A guide to principles, rules

4.3 Summary in plain language

Chapter 5: Implementation of mega-conferences such as Paris

5.1 The importance of implementation politics for decision-making on global climate change

5.2 The lessons of global decision-making on climate change: From Marrakech to Glasgow

5.3 Implementation of the Paris Agreement: Guidance for the implementation of global decision-making on climate change

5.4 Summary and conclusion in plain language: Is the decision-making architecture of the Paris Agreement a mirage, a dummy or reality Generated by AI.

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OCLC:

1533167054