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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Political and Policy Background,ical commitments and tighter emissions reduction targets. The ways that power is structured and negotiated between private-sector actors and the state are keys to understanding the stage-wise or regional success of global carbon trading. In China, however, these actors are generally less powerful th

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Who Is Leading? State or Finance?,rnment 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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Historical Parallels, Recurring Storylines,sts at the centre of analysis. Not attempting to downplay the illuminating analytics predicated upon interests, I only take issue with a singular conception of interests that is decontextualised and removed from the fundamental principles by which Southern nations organise their arguments and ration

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The End of History?,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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