Titlebook: Justice in Funding Adaptation under the International Climate Change Regime; Marco Grasso Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2

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Introduction,ion funding adopted by the book. It is an approach which can be framed within the liberal accounts of justice that authoritatively underpin many of the ethical issues raised by climate change because it posits that, in order to alleviate injustice, the more powerful responsible subjects should suppo

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The Ethical Bases of International Adaptation Funding,h an overview of theories of justice that organizes and explains the complex concept of justice. It then focuses on aspects of liberal justice which provide a basis for the subsequent ethical analysis of international adaptation funding. First, it clarifies the relevant dimensions of distributive ju

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The International Institutions and Instruments Governing Adaptation Funding,agreement which gave rise to the Kyoto Protocol; the UNFCCC’s financial mechanism, the Global Environmental Facility; and the funds specifically created to finance adaptation. First investigated is the rationale and the different objectives and options for funding adaptation. Then the attention turn

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Further Application of the Framework of Justice and Concluding Remarks, proposals advanced for funding adaptation to climate change in the post-Kyoto period. It summarizes the book’s main contributions, and puts forward some policy ideas prompted by the analysis carried out.

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