Climate change lends itself to both political economy and humor. Through the lens of thermodynamics, the payment Ecuador seeks for not drilling in the Yasuníiacute; is equitable and efficient.
Climate change lends itself to both political economy and humor. Through the lens of thermodynamics, the payment Ecuador seeks for not drilling in the Yasuníiacute; is equitable and efficient.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Joseph Henry Vogel is Professor of Economics at the University of Puerto Rico-Río Piedras and serves on the International Tribunal of Climate Justice. Graciela Chichilnisky has worked extensively in the Kyoto Protocol process, creating and designing the carbon market that became international law in 2005.
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Prologue by José Manuel Hermida Foreword by Graciela Chichilnisky Introduction Acknowledgments Abbreviations Chapter 1: Thermodynamics: The Language Chosen Defines the Debate Chapter 2: The Tragedy of the Commons: A Class of Problems that has no Technical Solution Chapter 3: The Willful Ignorance of Realpolitik: Market Failure or Cost-shifting Success? Chapter 4: The General Theory of Second Best: A Rigorous Justification for an Intuitively Just Proposal Chapter 5: Through the Bottleneck of a Cowboy Economy: Financing Shovel-ready Projects Conclusions: Reason for Hope and Despair Appendix: Annotated YouTube Filmography Notes Index
Prologue by José Manuel Hermida Foreword by Graciela Chichilnisky Introduction Acknowledgments Abbreviations Chapter 1: Thermodynamics: The Language Chosen Defines the Debate Chapter 2: The Tragedy of the Commons: A Class of Problems that has no Technical Solution Chapter 3: The Willful Ignorance of Realpolitik: Market Failure or Cost-shifting Success? Chapter 4: The General Theory of Second Best: A Rigorous Justification for an Intuitively Just Proposal Chapter 5: Through the Bottleneck of a Cowboy Economy: Financing Shovel-ready Projects Conclusions: Reason for Hope and Despair Appendix: Annotated YouTube Filmography Notes Index
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