Titlebook: Climate Change in World Politics; John Vogler Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Climate change.international

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Interests and Alignments,In realist conceptions of national interest the survival of the state and its territorial integrity are paramount. Arnold Wolfers (1962) made a key distinction between ‘possession’ and ‘milieu’ goals. The pursuit of both, in his view, could serve the national interest, but, as he pointed out, realis

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The Pursuit of Justice,income societies whose emissions triggered the enhanced greenhouse effect and the likely impacts visited upon the poor and vulnerable, who bear little or no responsibility for the problem, it could not be otherwise (Shue, 1995; Elliott, 2006). Climate justice has been defined as the linking of human

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Conclusion,lled the UNFCCC process an ‘annual carbon-intensive gathering of useless frequent flyers’. He was announcing his protest fast for the duration of the 2013 Warsaw COP. Later, several hundred NGO representatives staged a walkout in order to register their frustration with its lack of progress (ENB, 20

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John VoglerMulti-faceted view of climate change from an International Relations, global governance, justice, sustainable development and national identity perspective.The author has worked on global environmenta

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1788-9rowded field needs to provide a justification. Here is mine. It is essentially twofold. First, that the importance of international politics, in the sense of relations between sovereign states rather than the transnational and non-state phenomena that now occupy so much attention in academic studies

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Fracture of the Shaft of the Femurere is a UN Climate Convention (UNFCCC) and associated Kyoto Protocol, there is also a plethora of other climate-related initiatives and institutions. Second, there is a significant disconnection between the way in which the UNFCCC attempts to mitigate climate change and scientific and even ‘common