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《冷战后美国气候政策演变分析(1989-2010):气候联盟框架视角(英文版)》由世界知识出版社出版。
作者简介
杨强，博士，北京外国语大学毕业，外交学院教师。有多年教学经验，近期主要研究世界特各国气候政策及其相关性。
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 What Makes This Research Significant？
1.2 What Is the Climate Coalition Framework？
1.3 Studying U.S Climate Policy：Which Perspectives and Theories？
1.4 How This Book Is Organized？
Chapter 2 The Evolution of U.S.Climate Policy
2.1 The Nature of the Issue of GIobal Climate Change
2.2 The Rise of the Issue and International Climate Negotiations
2.3 The Evolution of U S.Climate Policy in the Post—Cold War Era
2.4 Relevant Data on U.S.Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Chapter 3 The George H.W Bush Administration and UNFCCC
3.1 Before the Negotiation of UNFCCC
3.2 Negotiations from INC 1 to INC4
3.3 INC5 and the Signing of UNFCCC
3.4 Summary from the Perspective of the Climate Coalition Framework
Chapter 4 The Clinton Administration and the Kyoto Protocol
4.1 The Convening of COP1
4.2 From COP2 to COP3
43 AtierCOP3
4.4 Summary from the Perspective of the Climate Coalition Framework
Chapter 5 The George W Bush Administration and an AIternative Approach to the Kyoto Protocol
5.1 Opting Out of the Kyoto Protocol
5.2 Debating toward an Alternative Approach
5.3 An Alternative Approach：the U.S.Global Climate Change Initiative
5.4 Summary from the Perspective of the Climate Coalition Framework
Chapter 6 The Obama Administration and the Climate Legislation in Congress
6.1 The Obama Administration and the House Climate Legislation
6.2 The Obama Administration and the Senate Climate Legislation
Chapter 7 The Findings
7.1 The Characteristics of the Climate Coalition Framework
7.2 The Institutional Foundations of the Forming of the Competing Coalitions
7.3 Public Opinion and Media
Chapter 8 Conclusion ’
8.1 U.S.Climate Policy Evolution：Vacillation and Slow Progress
8.2 Climate Coalition Framework：A Good Perspective to Interpret U S Climate Politics
8.3 Two Big Obstacles to Aggressive U.S.Climate Policy
8.4 U.S.Climate Policy in the Near Future
List of Figures
List of llables
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Appendix A House Members Who Broke with Their Party in Voting on the“American Clean Energy and Security
Act of 2009"
Appendix B Chronology of International Response to Global Climate Change
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
文摘
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No longer being a party to the Kyoto Protocol，President Bush reaffirmed the U.S.commitment to the UNFCCC，and the non—interference of the United States towards other states that may choose to ratify the Kyoto Protocol.The U.S.still joined the UN talks on climate change，but only as an observer to the Protocol negotiations.At the same time，however，the Bush administration tried to establish an alternate path to pursue cooperation with other countries on climate issues.The administration engaged in bilateral and multilateral efforts to promote more environmentally—sound development.Many of these programs involved multiple countries and were organized as public—private partnerships，with extensive involvement by aid agencies and relevant industries.Among them.one significant regional effort was the Asia—Pacific Partnership for Clean Development and Climate（APP），a partnership involving the United States，Australia，China，India，Japan，and the Republic of Korea.The paanership was noteworthy because it included the two developed countries that had not signed the Kyoto Protocol（the United States and Australia），as well as China and India.two large—population developing countries which.as developing countries，were not subject to emission reduction requirements The participating countries included half the world’s population and，according to U.S.State Department，included about half of the world’s economic output，energy use，and greenhouse gas emissions.
《冷战后美国气候政策演变分析(1989-2010):气候联盟框架视角(英文版)》由世界知识出版社出版。
作者简介
杨强，博士，北京外国语大学毕业，外交学院教师。有多年教学经验，近期主要研究世界特各国气候政策及其相关性。
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 What Makes This Research Significant？
1.2 What Is the Climate Coalition Framework？
1.3 Studying U.S Climate Policy：Which Perspectives and Theories？
1.4 How This Book Is Organized？
Chapter 2 The Evolution of U.S.Climate Policy
2.1 The Nature of the Issue of GIobal Climate Change
2.2 The Rise of the Issue and International Climate Negotiations
2.3 The Evolution of U S.Climate Policy in the Post—Cold War Era
2.4 Relevant Data on U.S.Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Chapter 3 The George H.W Bush Administration and UNFCCC
3.1 Before the Negotiation of UNFCCC
3.2 Negotiations from INC 1 to INC4
3.3 INC5 and the Signing of UNFCCC
3.4 Summary from the Perspective of the Climate Coalition Framework
Chapter 4 The Clinton Administration and the Kyoto Protocol
4.1 The Convening of COP1
4.2 From COP2 to COP3
43 AtierCOP3
4.4 Summary from the Perspective of the Climate Coalition Framework
Chapter 5 The George W Bush Administration and an AIternative Approach to the Kyoto Protocol
5.1 Opting Out of the Kyoto Protocol
5.2 Debating toward an Alternative Approach
5.3 An Alternative Approach：the U.S.Global Climate Change Initiative
5.4 Summary from the Perspective of the Climate Coalition Framework
Chapter 6 The Obama Administration and the Climate Legislation in Congress
6.1 The Obama Administration and the House Climate Legislation
6.2 The Obama Administration and the Senate Climate Legislation
Chapter 7 The Findings
7.1 The Characteristics of the Climate Coalition Framework
7.2 The Institutional Foundations of the Forming of the Competing Coalitions
7.3 Public Opinion and Media
Chapter 8 Conclusion ’
8.1 U.S.Climate Policy Evolution：Vacillation and Slow Progress
8.2 Climate Coalition Framework：A Good Perspective to Interpret U S Climate Politics
8.3 Two Big Obstacles to Aggressive U.S.Climate Policy
8.4 U.S.Climate Policy in the Near Future
List of Figures
List of llables
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Appendix A House Members Who Broke with Their Party in Voting on the“American Clean Energy and Security
Act of 2009"
Appendix B Chronology of International Response to Global Climate Change
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
文摘
版权页：
插图：
No longer being a party to the Kyoto Protocol，President Bush reaffirmed the U.S.commitment to the UNFCCC，and the non—interference of the United States towards other states that may choose to ratify the Kyoto Protocol.The U.S.still joined the UN talks on climate change，but only as an observer to the Protocol negotiations.At the same time，however，the Bush administration tried to establish an alternate path to pursue cooperation with other countries on climate issues.The administration engaged in bilateral and multilateral efforts to promote more environmentally—sound development.Many of these programs involved multiple countries and were organized as public—private partnerships，with extensive involvement by aid agencies and relevant industries.Among them.one significant regional effort was the Asia—Pacific Partnership for Clean Development and Climate（APP），a partnership involving the United States，Australia，China，India，Japan，and the Republic of Korea.The paanership was noteworthy because it included the two developed countries that had not signed the Kyoto Protocol（the United States and Australia），as well as China and India.two large—population developing countries which.as developing countries，were not subject to emission reduction requirements The participating countries included half the world’s population and，according to U.S.State Department，included about half of the world’s economic output，energy use，and greenhouse gas emissions.
| ISBN | 9787501251803 |
|---|---|
| 出版社 | 世界知识出版社 |
| 作者 | 杨强 |
| 尺寸 | 16 |