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A Bretton Woods for the Climate
av Ådahl, Martin
Häftad bok. Fores. 2 uppl. 2010. XL+211 sidor.

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Mycket gott skick. 14 x 20 cm. På engelska.

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ISBN

9789197853286

Titel

A Bretton Woods for the Climate

Författare

Ådahl, Martin

Förlag

Fores

Utgivningsår

2010

Omfång

211 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Språk

English

Baksidestext

On July 1, 1944, leaders of the Allied countries met in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to create new global institutions, the IMF and the World Bank, that would stand the test of time. 55 years later world leaders met in Copenhagen to solve the global issue of climate change. This time the meeting ended in almost total failure. Why? This book argues that the main problem is the lack of strong institutions. Instead of trying to make 190 nations reach consensus, the 13 top emitters should create a Major Emitters Forum. A World Climate Organisation could link world emissions markets and create an exchange rate that would allow outsiders to plug in. Institutions for linking, funding and sanctioning would give climate negotiations a fresh start.

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A Bretton Woods for the Climate

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ISBN: 9789197853286
Titel: A Bretton Woods for the Climate
Författare: Ådahl, Martin
Förlag: Fores
Utgivningsår: 2010
Omfång: 211 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Språk: English

On July 1, 1944, leaders of the Allied countries met in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to create new global institutions, the IMF and the World Bank, that would stand the test of time. 55 years later world leaders met in Copenhagen to solve the global issue of climate change. This time the meeting ended in almost total failure. Why? This book argues that the main problem is the lack of strong institutions. Instead of trying to make 190 nations reach consensus, the 13 top emitters should create a Major Emitters Forum. A World Climate Organisation could link world emissions markets and create an exchange rate that would allow outsiders to plug in. Institutions for linking, funding and sanctioning would give climate negotiations a fresh start.