From global to polycentric climate governance

By D. Revel. 2011

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The Transnational Regime Complex for Climate Change (2012, background): “Even if states could agree on a new, unifi ed climate change treaty, in this view that treaty might well be ineffective unless it were supported by actions at smaller scales (Cole, 2011; Ostrom, 2010b).”
Advantages of a polycentric approach to climate change policy (2015, background): “(1) facilitates the development of socially optimal strategies; (2) allows for exchanges of promises; (3) “increases mutual trust and thus affects expectations of others’ behaviour”; (4) adds value to payoffs; (5) reinforces norms; and (6) promotes development of ‘group identity’.”