Towards a Workable and Effective Climate Regime

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PART III: Architecture and Governance 11 Legally binding versus non-legally binding instruments 155 Daniel Bodansky 12 Comparing emission mitigation pledges: Metrics and institutions 167 Joseph E. Aldy and William A. Pizer 13 Towards an effective system of monitoring, reporting, and verification 183 Jonathan B. Wiener 14 After the failure of top-down mandates: The role of experimental governance in climate change policy 201 Robert O. Keohane and David G. Victor 15 A building blocks strategy for global climate change 213 Richard B. Stewart, Michael Oppenheimer and Bryce Rudyk 16 Climate change policies and the WTO: Greening the GATT, revisited 225 Petros C. Mavroidis and Jaime de Melo PART IV: Policy Options 17 The regulatory approach in US climate mitigation policy 239 Dallas Burtraw 18 Pricing carbon: The challenges 251 Thomas Sterner and Gunnar Köhlin 19 Taxing carbon: Current state of play and prospects for future developments 267 Xueman Wang and Maja Murisic 20 Linkage of regional, national, and sub-national policies in a future international climate agreement 283 Robert N. Stavins 21 Options for avoiding carbon leakage 297 Carolyn Fischer PART V: Technology Options 22 International cooperation in advancing energy technologies for deep decarbonisation 315 Michael Toman 23 The role of renewables in the pathway towards decarbonisation 327 Valentina Bosetti vi
24 Carbon capture and storage: Promise or delusion? 343 Massimo Tavoni 25 The alternatives to unconstrained climate change: Emission reductions versus carbon and solar geoengineering 353 Scott Barrett and Juan Moreno-Cruz PART VI: Burden Sharing and Development 26 Poverty and climate change: Natural disasters, agricultural impacts and health shocks 369 Stephane Hallegatte, Mook Bangalore, Laura Bonzanigo, Marianne Fay, Tamaro Kane, Ulf Narloch, Julie Rozenberg, David Treguer and Adrien Vogt-Schilb 27 Policy options in low-income countries: Achieving socially appropriate climate change response objectives 391 Alice Akinyi Kaudia 28 REDD+: What should come next? 405 Arild Angelsen 29 Curbing carbon without curbing development 423 Paul Collier 30 Towards resilient and low-carbon cities 435 Anthony G. Bigio 31 Meaningful technology development and transfer: A necessary condition for a viable climate regime 451 Heleen de Coninck and Shikha Bhasin PART VII: Climate Finance 32 The macroeconomics of climate policy: Investments and financial flows 467 Emanuele Massetti 33 Pros and cons of alternative sources of climate change financing and prospects for ‘unconventional finance’ 483 Barbara Buchner and Jane Wilkinson 34 Harnessing the animal spirits of finance for a low-carbon transition 497 Jean-Charles Hourcade 35 Measuring vulnerability to climate change for allocating funds to adaptation 515 Patrick Guillaumont vii
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