International climate change regime: a guide to rules, institutions and procedures / by Farhana Yamin

By:

Yamin, Farhana

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Cambridge University Press , 2004. Cambridge:Description: xxx, 699 pISBN:

9780521600590

Subject(s):

Climate change

DDC classification:

363.73874 YAM-I

Contents:

1. Introduction-- 2. Overview-- 3. Regime participants-- 4. Objective and principles-- 5. Mitigation commitments-- 6. Flexibility mechanisms-- 7. Research, systematic observation, education and public awareness-- 8. Adaptation; 9. Impacts of response measures-- 10. Finance, technology and capacity-building-- 11. Reporting and review-- 12. Compliance-- 13. Institutions-- 14. The negotiation process-- 15. Scientific and technical input-- 16. Administering the regime-- 17. Linkages-- 18. Evolution of the regim-- 19. Conclusion

Summary: This book presents a detailed description and analysis of the international regime that was established in 1992 to combat the threat of global climate change. It covers not only the obligations and rights of countries under the regime, but also explains how the ongoing climate negotiations work.

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1. Introduction--
2. Overview--
3. Regime participants--
4. Objective and principles--
5. Mitigation commitments--
6. Flexibility mechanisms--
7. Research, systematic observation, education and public awareness--
8. Adaptation; 9. Impacts of response measures--
10. Finance, technology and capacity-building--
11. Reporting and review--
12. Compliance--
13. Institutions--
14. The negotiation process--
15. Scientific and technical input--
16. Administering the regime--
17. Linkages--
18. Evolution of the regim--
19. Conclusion

This book presents a detailed description and analysis of the international regime that was established in 1992 to combat the threat of global climate change. It covers not only the obligations and rights of countries under the regime, but also explains how the ongoing climate negotiations work.

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