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Carbon markets as regulation strategy: States, non-state market actors and public-private climate governance
The thesis looks at whether the development of carbon markets as a key policy instrument to address climate change can be explained by the participation of non-state private market actors in decision-making processes at the institutional level. It looks at the underlying interests and stakes that bo...
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2015
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