How is India facing up to the climate challenge? This volume brings together leading researchers and practitioners to lay out the emergent debate on climate change in India. The book covers climate impacts, negotiations, politics, policy, and the integration of climate concerns into sectoral debates. A central theme is that India has shifted from understanding the climate change problem as a diplomatic challenge to one that requires integrating climate change anddevelopment.
How is India facing up to the climate challenge? This volume brings together leading researchers and practitioners to lay out the emergent debate on climate change in India. The book covers climate impacts, negotiations, politics, policy, and the integration of climate concerns into sectoral debates. A central theme is that India has shifted from understanding the climate change problem as a diplomatic challenge to one that requires integrating climate change anddevelopment.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Navroz K Dubash is a Professor at the Centre for Policy Research. He has been following and participating in the climate debate as a researcher, policy advisor and activist for over 25 years. In 1990 he was instrumental in establishing the global Climate Action Network and participated in the climate negotiations in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, and has since written widely about climate politics, policy and governance at international, national and local scales. He is currently co-leading a chapter on national climate policies for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. He has been involved in informing Indian government policy-making on climate change over the last decade, and is also active in policy committees on energy, air and water policy. He serves on the editorial boards of several journals including Climate Policy (as Associate Editor), Global Environmental Politics, and Energy Research in Social Science. In 2015 he was conferred the 12th T N Khoshoo Memorial Award in recognition of the impact of his work on Indian climate change policy and the international discourse on global climate governance. Dr. Dubash holds an MA and PhD in energy and resources from the University of California, Berkeley, and an AB in public and international affairs from Princeton University.
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* List of Abbreviations * List of Tables and Figures * Preface and Acknowledgements * Foreword by Nitin Desai * 1. India's Evolving Climate Change Debate: From Diplomatic Insulation to Policy Integration by Navroz K. Dubash * Section One: Climate Change Impacts * * 2. Impact of Climate Change on India by J. Srinivasan * 3. Changing Climate and Weather: Evidence from Attribution Science by Krishna AchutaRao and Friederike Otto * 4. Impacts of Global Warming in India: Narratives from Below by Nagraj Adve * Section Two: International Debates and Negotiations * * 5. Global Warming in an Unequal World: A Case of Environmental Colonialism by Anil Agarwal and Sunita Narain * 6. Equity in Long-Term Mitigation by Tejal Kanitkar and T. Jayaraman * 7. India's Engagement in Global Climate Negotiations from Rio to Paris by Sandeep Sengupta * 8. Present at the Creation: The Making of the Framework Convention on Climate Change by Chandrashekhar Dasgupta * 9. One Long Day in Copenhagen by Shyam Saran * 10. Reaching Agreement in Paris: A Negotiator's Perspective by Ashok Lavasa * 11. India in International Climate Negotiations: Chequered Trajectory by D. Raghunandan * 12. Understanding the 2015 Paris Agreement by Lavanya Rajamani * 13. India and Paris: A Pragmatic Way Forward by Ajay Mathur * 14. Making Sense on its Own Terms: India in the HFC and Aviation Negotiations by Arunabha Ghosh * Section Three: Politics * 15. Climate Change, Civil Society and Social Movement in India by Pradip Swarnakar * 16. Business Action on Climate Change: A Perspective from the Private Sector by Shankar Venkateswaran and Mukund Rajan * 17. Energy and Climate Change: A Just Transition for Indian Labour by Ashim Roy, Benny Kuruvilla and Ankit Bhardwaj * 18. Looking Out, Looking In: The Shifting Discourse on Climate Change in the Indian Print Media by Anu Jogesh * Section Four: Policy * 19. National Climate Policies and Institutions by Navroz K. Dubash and Shibani Ghosh * 20. From Margins to Mainstream? State Climate Change Planning in India by Navroz K. Dubash and Anu Jogesh * 21. State Climate Change Planning: Has it Reached the Mainstream? by Elizabeth Gogoi * 22. Climate Finance by Koyel Mandal * 23. Managing the Climate Technology Transition by Ambuj Sagar * Section Five: Climate and Development * 24. Aligning Energy, Development, and Mitigation by Ashok Sreenivas and Ashwin Gambhir * 25. Urban India and Climate Change by Radhika Khosla and Ankit Bhardwaj * 26. Climate Change and India's Forests by Sharachchandra Lele and Jagdish Krishnaswamy * 27. Climate Adaptation in the Water Sector in India by Veena Sreenivasan * 28. Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation: Agriculture by K.S. Kavi Kumar and Brinda Viswanathan * 29. Shoring up: Climate Change and the Indian Coasts and Islands by Rohan Arthur * References * About the Editor and Contributors * Index
* List of Abbreviations * List of Tables and Figures * Preface and Acknowledgements * Foreword by Nitin Desai * 1. India's Evolving Climate Change Debate: From Diplomatic Insulation to Policy Integration by Navroz K. Dubash * Section One: Climate Change Impacts * * 2. Impact of Climate Change on India by J. Srinivasan * 3. Changing Climate and Weather: Evidence from Attribution Science by Krishna AchutaRao and Friederike Otto * 4. Impacts of Global Warming in India: Narratives from Below by Nagraj Adve * Section Two: International Debates and Negotiations * * 5. Global Warming in an Unequal World: A Case of Environmental Colonialism by Anil Agarwal and Sunita Narain * 6. Equity in Long-Term Mitigation by Tejal Kanitkar and T. Jayaraman * 7. India's Engagement in Global Climate Negotiations from Rio to Paris by Sandeep Sengupta * 8. Present at the Creation: The Making of the Framework Convention on Climate Change by Chandrashekhar Dasgupta * 9. One Long Day in Copenhagen by Shyam Saran * 10. Reaching Agreement in Paris: A Negotiator's Perspective by Ashok Lavasa * 11. India in International Climate Negotiations: Chequered Trajectory by D. Raghunandan * 12. Understanding the 2015 Paris Agreement by Lavanya Rajamani * 13. India and Paris: A Pragmatic Way Forward by Ajay Mathur * 14. Making Sense on its Own Terms: India in the HFC and Aviation Negotiations by Arunabha Ghosh * Section Three: Politics * 15. Climate Change, Civil Society and Social Movement in India by Pradip Swarnakar * 16. Business Action on Climate Change: A Perspective from the Private Sector by Shankar Venkateswaran and Mukund Rajan * 17. Energy and Climate Change: A Just Transition for Indian Labour by Ashim Roy, Benny Kuruvilla and Ankit Bhardwaj * 18. Looking Out, Looking In: The Shifting Discourse on Climate Change in the Indian Print Media by Anu Jogesh * Section Four: Policy * 19. National Climate Policies and Institutions by Navroz K. Dubash and Shibani Ghosh * 20. From Margins to Mainstream? State Climate Change Planning in India by Navroz K. Dubash and Anu Jogesh * 21. State Climate Change Planning: Has it Reached the Mainstream? by Elizabeth Gogoi * 22. Climate Finance by Koyel Mandal * 23. Managing the Climate Technology Transition by Ambuj Sagar * Section Five: Climate and Development * 24. Aligning Energy, Development, and Mitigation by Ashok Sreenivas and Ashwin Gambhir * 25. Urban India and Climate Change by Radhika Khosla and Ankit Bhardwaj * 26. Climate Change and India's Forests by Sharachchandra Lele and Jagdish Krishnaswamy * 27. Climate Adaptation in the Water Sector in India by Veena Sreenivasan * 28. Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation: Agriculture by K.S. Kavi Kumar and Brinda Viswanathan * 29. Shoring up: Climate Change and the Indian Coasts and Islands by Rohan Arthur * References * About the Editor and Contributors * Index
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