eDossier Klimawandel / Climate change - GIZ
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2012-01329<br />
The roads from Rio. Lessons learned from twenty years of multilateral<br />
environmental negotiations. Hrsg.: Chasek, Pamela S. u.a. London: Routledge 2012.<br />
XXIV+308 S.,<br />
Buch<br />
Umweltpolitik, International + Verhandlung + UNO + Konferenz + Abkommen +<br />
Nichtstaatliche Organisation + Aussenhandel + Aussenhandelspolitik + <strong>Klimawandel</strong><br />
+ Klimapolitik + Implementation + Lessons learnt<br />
Standort <strong>GIZ</strong> - Dokumentation und Bibliothek:<br />
I F – 1417<br />
2012-03023<br />
Mattoo, Aaditya; Subramanian, Arvind: Equity in climate <strong>change</strong>: An analytical<br />
review.<br />
In: World Development. Oxford. 40 (2012) 6. S. 1083-1097<br />
Aufsatz<br />
Umweltökonomie + <strong>Klimawandel</strong> + Klimapolitik + Gerechtigkeit + Soziale<br />
Gerechtigkeit + Kosten<br />
This paper presents an analytical framework to encompass contributions to the<br />
literature on equity in climate <strong>change</strong>, and highlights the consequences - in terms of<br />
future emissions allocations - of different approaches to equity. These include:<br />
progressive cuts relative to historic levels; equal per capita emissions, historic<br />
responsibility, and ability to pay; and preserving future development opportunities.<br />
The authors show that each of the approaches to equity necessarily imposes large<br />
costs on at least some groups of countries.<br />
Standort <strong>GIZ</strong> - Dokumentation und Bibliothek:<br />
Z - W<br />
2012-04258<br />
Powless, Ben: An indigenous movement to confront climate <strong>change</strong>.<br />
In: Globalizations. Basingstoke. 9 (2012) 3. S. 411-424<br />
Aufsatz<br />
Soziale Bewegung + Indigene Bevölkerung + <strong>Klimawandel</strong> + Klimapolitik<br />
Over the last two decades, the Indigenous movement to stop human-induced climate<br />
<strong>change</strong> has grown into a major civil society voice and force, both within the United<br />
Nations climate conferences as well as in parallel and autonomous spaces. The<br />
author contextualizes the movement's roots within the historic rise of an international<br />
Indigenous movement framed around human rights and presents a characterization<br />
of the unique discourses and epistemology held by the International Indigenous<br />
<strong>Climate</strong> Movement.<br />
Standort <strong>GIZ</strong> - Dokumentation und Bibliothek:<br />
Z - G<br />
2012-04985<br />
Arndt, Channing; Chinowsky, Paul; Robinson, Sherman u.a.: Economic<br />
development under climate <strong>change</strong>.<br />
In: Review of Development Economics. Oxford. 16 (2012) 3. S. 369-377<br />
Aufsatz<br />
Wirtschaftsentwicklung + <strong>Klimawandel</strong> + Vulnerabilität + Forschung + Prognose<br />
The papers in this special issue represent some of the most comprehensive<br />
analyses of the implications of climate <strong>change</strong> for developing countries undertaken to<br />
date. The papers employ a bottoms-up systems approach whereby the implications<br />
of climate <strong>change</strong> are evaluated using structural models of agriculture and<br />
infrastructure systems. The authors of the paper hail from multiple disciplines.<br />
Standort <strong>GIZ</strong> - Dokumentation und Bibliothek:<br />
Z - R<br />
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