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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 November 2024

Edited by
Ottavio Quirico  and
Walter Baber
Ottavio Quirico
Affiliation:
University of New England, University for Foreigners of Perugia and Australian National University, Canberra
Walter Baber
Affiliation:
California State University, Long Beach

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Implementing Climate Change Policy
Designing and Deploying Net Zero Carbon Governance
 , pp. vii - ix
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Contents

  1. List of Contributors

  2. List of Abbreviations

  3. Introduction

  4. Part IComparing Climate Policies

    1. 1The Earth’s Climate and Ongoing Global Change

      Roberto Buizza

    2. 2Building Blocks of the European Union’s Strategy for Climate Neutrality

      Stefano F. Verde, Ilaria Conti, Nicolò Rossetto and Pierre Schlosser

    3. 3Environmental Constitutionalism: The Implementation Perspective and the Different Souls of the European Green Deal

      Walter F. Baber

    4. 4Avoiding Russia’s Sphere of Influence: The European Union, Energy Supply and Climate Sustainability

      Ottavio Quirico

    5. 5The USA and Climate Policies: Patterns and Progress in Compounded Muddling

      Robert V. Bartlett

    6. 6Great Expectations: Challenges to the Implementation of Climate Policies in Latin America and the Caribbean

      Pablo Cristóbal Jiménez Lobeira

    7. 7What Does ‘Green’ Mean for a Green Belt and Road?

      Wenting Cheng

    8. 8Embracing Complexity: Water and Climate Policy in the Middle East and North Africa

      Alexandria Feruglio and Aaron Tang

    9. 9Between Europe and the People’s Republic of China: Understanding Africa’s Energy Transition

      Joshua Woodyatt and Broneal Sarkosh-Nejad

  5. Part IIDesigning Effective Governance Mechanisms

    1. 10European Green Deal, Climate Policies and the Energy Dilemma: Investment Protection versus Sustainable Investment?

      Ottavio Quirico

    2. 11Twin Transitions? Implementing Climate Policies in the European Union through Digital Transformation

      Ottavio Quirico and Walter F. Baber

    3. 12Carbon Sequestration and Ocean Governance: Emerging Challenges between Traditional Sovereign Rights and the Need for Global Regulation

      Patrizia Vigni

    4. 13Climate Change and the Arctic: A Study of Paradoxical Linkages in Complex Systems

      Oran R. Young

    5. 14The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as a (Generally Lawful) Countermeasure

      Ottavio Quirico

    6. 15Corporate Self-Regulation and the Climate: The Legal Trajectory of Sustainability Due Diligence in the European Union

      Radu Mares

    7. 16Extending Ecolabelling in Response to Climate Change

      Alfredo Ferrante

    8. 17The Role of Judges in Implementing Climate Policies: A Comparative Perspective on the Separation of Powers

      Ivano Alogna, Natalie K. Arnould and Alina Holzhausen

    9. 18Private Climate Litigation: Enforcing Corporate Climate Responsibility through Dispute Resolution? A Taxonomy

      Andreas Hösli

    10. 19The International Court of Justice Facing the Existential Threat of Climate Change: What Legal Questions and for Whom?

      Laura Magi

    11. 20‘The Story Is Part of the Success’: Narrating Climate Change

      Katarzyna Kwapisz Williams

  6. Conclusion

  7. List of Documents

  8. List of Cases

  9. Bibliography

  10. Index

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  • Book: Implementing Climate Change Policy
  • Online publication: 22 November 2024
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