Climate Clubs: Overcoming Free-riding in International Climate Policy

By D. Revel. 2015

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Negotiating effective institutions against climate change (2015, unknown): “ Nordhaus (2015) examines the formation of stable climate coalitions when coalitions are able to impose internally a uniform carbon price together with uniform trade sanctions against non‐ participants.”