Event Title
Conference on China and Global Climate Change : Reconciling International Fairness and Protection of the Atmospheric Commons
Location
AM308, Lingnan University
Start Date
18-6-2009 2:00 PM
End Date
18-6-2009 3:30 PM
Language
English
Description
The paper examines some key economic dimensions and the international relations implications of the last question posed in the call for papers: “Given that China and the United States are the largest national sources of gas pollution, albeit with very different capabilities and historical responsibilities, how might they work together to protect the atmospheric commons?”
Document Type
Discussion
Recommended Citation
Golub, P. S., & Maréchal, J.-P. (2009). China, the United States and global warming: A planetary prisoners’ dilemma. In China and global climate change: Proceedings of the conference held at Lingnan University, Hong Kong, 18-19 June 2009 (pp. 222-237). Centre for Asian Pacific Studies and the Environmental Studies Programme, Lingnan University, Hong Kong.
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China, the United States and global warming : a planetary prisoners’ dilemma
AM308, Lingnan University
The paper examines some key economic dimensions and the international relations implications of the last question posed in the call for papers: “Given that China and the United States are the largest national sources of gas pollution, albeit with very different capabilities and historical responsibilities, how might they work together to protect the atmospheric commons?”