Beschreibung
What are the prospects for averting dangerous climate change and which
strategies offer promising avenues to successfully tackle this global
challenge?
These questions are at the heart of an analysis that begins by evaluating
the possibilities and limits of transnational cooperation in climate
policy. The book then investigates the normative underpinnings for
avoiding dangerous climate change and looks at policy instruments for
climate protection. The final part of the discussion turns to developing
an implementation strategy centered on the innovative concept of a Modular
Carbon Market (MCM) as an institutional structure for global emissions
management.
Daniel Klingenfeld has worked extensively on questions of global climate
policy design. He completed doctoral studies at the Potsdam Institute for
Climate Impact Research (PIK) and holds Master degrees from the Kennedy School
at Harvard University and ESCP Europe.
