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,Walther Wildbrandt (1907–1979),will be addressed in this chapter, along with the efforts to achieve global climate goals. Finally, the role of research and innovation (R&I) in achieving the above goals and the opportunities and threats involved in the global and the EU context will be addressed.

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2214-9848 , this volume will be of interest to researchers and students of international relations, international law, and environmental politics, as well as public officials and climate change activists..978-3-031-49331-7978-3-031-49329-4Series ISSN 2214-9848 Series E-ISSN 2214-9856

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Introduction, change challenges in Europe and Latin America. The second objective is to assess the initiatives developed among these regions and formulate recommendations, contributing, therefore, to the mutual understanding of the issues at stake. Given these objectives, the book is structured in three main sec

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An “Aggressive” Cooperation: Environment as a Hot Issue in EU-LAC Relationsan Union (EU)?and Latin America. The chapter begins with a discussion of theoretical premises addressing the relationship between environmental preservation from the perspective of philosophy of global ethics. The analysis then employs a comparative perspective between the EU and Mercosur to determi

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Fostering the Dynamics of the Bi-regional Summit EU-CELAC for Spurring the Cooperation in Climate Chadvances?recommendations and a concrete method?applicable to the bi-regional level. Bi-regional cooperation would spur – thanks to the virtue of the ?competitive?cooperation? dynamics of direct contacts among national experts at both regional and bi-regional levels – the implementation of the princi