Titlebook: Climate Politics as Investment; From Reducing Emissi Simon Wolf Book 2013 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2013 Climate finance.Climate govern

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Leonard W. Panella,Enrico Biancardiingful followup to the Kyoto Protocol. In Kyoto in 1997, the international community had agreed on a framework for global cooperation on climate change, and industrialised countries for the first time in history accepted binding obligations to reduce their carbon emissions. However, the Kyoto Protoc

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Rhizomatic Learning in the Postmodern Era,m Cline published his book ., and ever since the economic consequences of climate change have been a topic within academia (Cline 1992); business organisations were an important actor and lobby group early in international climate negotiations and managed to prevent stronger regulation in many cases

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5872-4ffect on climate governance; and second, how this economic debate is related to the new emphasis on raising and enabling investment for climate protection, and whether this changes the market-driven approach to climate protection instituted with the Kyoto Protocol

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Feth el Zahar Haichar,Wafa AchouakThe previous chapter highlighted how investment is constituted as an object ofgovernment, through the objective to raise clean investment in both developed and developing countries. This chapter takes a closer look at how various agencies aim at enabling and directing investment for climate protection

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