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International climate change law and policy : cultural legitimacy in adaptation and mitigation / edited by Thoko Kaime.

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Publisher's description: Climate change poses fundamental and varied challenges to all communities across the globe. The adaptation and mitigation strategies proposed by governments and non-governmental organizations are likely to require radical and fundamental shifts in socio-political struct...

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Other Authors: Kaime, Thoko (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2014.
Series:Routledge research in international environmental law.
Subjects:
Climatic changes > Law and legislation.

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505 0 0 |t Cultural legitimacy and international law and policy on climate change : an introduction /  |r Thoko Kaime --  |g PART I:  |t Cultural legitimacy of mitigation and adaption to climate change : an analytical framework /  |r Olanrewaju Fagbohun --  |t Cultural legitimacy and regulatory transitions for climate change : a discursive framework /  |t Thoko Kaime --  |t Climate change action 'got 'tween the lawful sheets' /  |r Kirk W. Junker --  |g PART II:  |t Indigenous peoples in international environmental negotiations : evidence from biodiversity and climate change /  |r Carola Betzold,  |r Anaïd Flesken --  |t Voluntary social movements and sufficiency policies for climate change adpation /  |r Lucy Brown,  |r Carl Dalhammar --  |t The behaviour imperative : unlocking the potential of everyday change to reduce global carbon emissions /  |r Beth Savan,  |r Zannah Matson --  |t Perceptions of climate risk in the South Saskatchewan River Basin (SSRB), Canada and impacts on climate policy choice /  |r Margot A. Hurlbert --  |t Transnational advocacy networks in international climate policy : the challenge of raising the voices of the marginalized effectively without compromising the legitimacy /  |r Jenni Kauppila --  |t Incentives and the culture of recylcing /  |r Pravin Jeyaraj --  |t Institutional rules in action : a multi-level analysis of Costa Rica's payments for environmental services programme /  |r Melissa Bollman,  |r Scott D. Hardy --  |t Final word : democracy, legitimacy and international climate change law and policy /  |r Thoko Kaime. 
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