Titlebook: Carbon Trading in China; Environmental Discou Alex Lo Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Carbon trading.emissio

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Noncommutative Dynamics and E-Semigroupsrnment agencies, and environmental non-governmental organisations (NGOs). The previous chapter has shown that the political-economic context of China is substantially different from those on which critiques of neoliberalism are based. Political power is concentrated in the ruling Party, and state hi

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Noncommutative Dynamics and E-Semigroupsncrete plan to scale up this market was contemplated in 2010 and made public in early 2011. Yet, global carbon trading entered an uncertain period in 2009, when the world economy stumbled and the Copenhagen conference failed to produce substantive agreements on post-2012 Kyoto commitments. As market

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Noncommutative Functional Calculusism (CDM). Carbon markets allow for the transfer of capital between disparate locations to manage future outcomes, that is emissions that would have been produced. The acquired emissions reductions can be taken as an ‘offset’ for actual emissions, subject to specific requirements and standards that

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Group C*-Algebras and K-Theory,pe. In 1989, American political scientist Francis Fukuyama proclaimed ‘the end of history’. Fukuyama’s controversial viewpoint was that the worldwide spread of Western political liberalism and free-market capitalism signals the end point of humanity’s ideological evolution, and liberal democracy is

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Who Is Leading? State or Finance?,is substantially different from those on which critiques of neoliberalism are based. Political power is concentrated in the ruling Party, and state hierarchies are structured in ways that reinforce its power and legitimacy. Markets are constructed for this purpose, leaving little room for organic growth.