Architectures for Agreement: Addressing Global Climate Change in the Post-Kyoto World

摘要: List of figures tables Foreword Lawrence Summers 1. Introduction Joseph Aldy and Robert Stavins Part I. Targets Timetables: 2. Formulas for quantitative emission targets Jeffrey Frankel Commentaries on Frankel: 2.1 timetables: good policy but bad politics? Daniel Bodansky 2.2 Incentives meta-architecture Jonathan B. Wiener 3. Graduation deepening Axel Michaelowa Michaelowa: 3.1 Alternatives to Kyoto: the case a carbon tax Richard N. Cooper 3.2 Beyond graduation deepening: towards cosmopolitan scholarship Joyeeta Gupta II. 4. Fragmented markets reluctant nations: implications design effective architectures David G. Victor Victor: 4.1 institutions: bottom-up approach climate Carlo Carraro 4.2 The whole sum its parts: comments Victor's 'Fragmented Carbon Markets Reluctant Nations' Sheila M. Olmstead 5. Credible foundation long-term international cooperation Warwick J. McKibbin Peter Wilcoxen Wilcoxen: 5.1 Commentary Morgenstern 5.2 Pershing III. Coordinated Unilateral Policies: 6. A multi-track treaty system Scott Barrett Barrett: 6.1 learning from Montreal protocol C. Esty 6.2 Climate Favela: comment Henry D. Jacoby 7. Practical global William A. Pizer Pizer: 7.1 Comment James Hammitt 7.2 Comments practical Juan-Pablo Montero IV. Synthesis Conclusion: 8. Epilogue Thomas Schelling 9. Lessons community Index.