Titlebook: Paris Climate Agreement: A Deal for Better Compliance?; Lessons Learned from Zerrin Sava?an Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 C

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Zerrin Sava?anProvides an in-depth understanding of compliance issue and the existing compliance mechanisms (CMs).Elaborates the CMs‘ features on the basis of case studies.Discusses the options for an improved comp

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Compliance Mechanisms: A General Overview,er, analysis of the CM will take into account the three integral components which complement and support each other: gathering information on the parties’ performance, institutionalised multilateral NCPs, and multilateral response measures.

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Introduction,n. Global environmental problems, on the other hand, were recognized just four decades ago. Indeed, human beings realized that environmental problems constituted a major cause of global concern in the late 1960s. In this period, it was realized that global environmental problems, like global economi

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Conceptual Framework Compliance and Compliance Mechanism,ctly, a regulation might be applied wrongly or incompletely in practice due to substantial divergence in the ways in which it has been understood. Therefore, due to the fact that, “thinking, judging and carrying knowledge require both concepts and intuitions to which the concepts are applied” (Dicke

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Compliance Mechanisms: A General Overview,er, analysis of the CM will take into account the three integral components which complement and support each other: gathering information on the parties’ performance, institutionalised multilateral NCPs, and multilateral response measures.

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Case Study I: Ozone Layer Depletion,nvention, it only establishes a framework on parties’ obligations. In fact, it includes no substantive detailed obligations (Arts. 2 and 3, VC), but does offer the possibility of adopting further protocols in the COPs of the Convention (Art. 8, Convention) when required to cope with issues regarding

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Case Study II: Climate Change,992 and entered into force in 1994. The Kyoto Protocol, which sets out more detailed policies and measures that may be implemented by each party to achieve their commitments, was adopted at the third Conference of the Parties (COP 3 .) to the UNFCCC in 1997 in Kyoto, Japan (see Annex G to this book

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Conclusion,previous chapters, highlighting the fundamental points that should be gleaned from them and also basic findings which suggest that there is no reason to dismiss the current structure of CMs and their possible contribution to the supply of better compliance and better GEG, although they have some wea