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Climate Policy

THE LEADING INTERNATIONAL, PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ON RESPONSES TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate Policy is a leading journal of analysis and debate on responses to climate change. It addresses both the mitigation of, and adaptation to, climate change. It also provides a forum for the communication of research, analysis, review, and discussion of responses to climate change, including issues related to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Kyoto Protocol and the negotiation of associated policy instruments. The journal makes complex, policy-related analysis of climate change issues accessible to a wide policy audience and facilitates debate between the diverse constituencies now involved in the development of climate policy.

TOPICS INCLUDE

Analysis of mitigation or adaptation policies

Studies of implementation and prospects in different countries and/or sectors

Applications of integrated assessment to specific policy issues

Policy and quantitative aspects of land-use and forestry

Design of the Kyoto mechanisms

Analysis of corporate strategies on climate change

Socio-political analysis of prospects for the UNFCCC regime

Economic and political aspects of developing country action and involvement

Social studies of climate change, including public perception, where policy implications are derived

GUEST EDITORS

Bert Metz and Mike Hulme

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Professor Michael Grubb, Centre for Environmental Policy, Faculty of Life Sciences, Imperial College, London, UK

E-mail: climatepolicy@imperial.ac.uk

REVIEWS EDITOR

Dr Axel Michaelowa, Hamburg Institute of International Economics, Germany

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Mr Lenny Bernstein, LS Bernstein & Associates, USA

Ms Preety Bhandari, Tata Energy Research Institute (TERI), India

Mr Frank Convery, University College Dublin, Ireland

Dr Tom Downing, Stockholm Environment Institute, UK

Dr Axel Michaelowa, Hamburg Institute of International Economics, Germany

Dr Jonathan Pershing, World Resources Institute, USA

Professor Roberto Schaeffer, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Dr Bernhard Schlamadinger, Joanneum Research, Austria

Dr Taishi Sugiyama, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI), Japan

EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD

Mr Omar Masera Ceruti, Universidad Nacional Auonoma de Mexico (UNAM), Mexico

Ms Vicki Arroyo-Cochran, Pew Centre on Global Climate Change, USA

Dr Ken Chomitz, The World Bank, USA

Professor Ogunlade Davidson, The University of Cape Town, South Africa

Professor Hadi Dowlatabadi, The University of British Columbia, Canada

Dr Joanna Depledge, University of Cambridge, UK

Dr Jae Edmonds, The University of Maryland, USA

Dr Sujata Gupta, Asian Development Bank, the Philippines

Mr Erik Haites, Margaree Consultants Inc., USA

Mr David Hone, Shell International, UK

Mr Jean-Charles Hourcade, CIRED/CNRS, France

Professor Mike Hulme, Tyndall Centre, UK

Dr Saleemul Huq, IIED, UK

Mr Tom Jacob, Dupont International, USA

Professor Tim Jackson, University of Surrey, UK

Prof Dr Ing Eberhard Jochem, Fraunhofer Institute, Germany

Mark Kenber, The Climate Group, UK

Dr Richard Kinley, UNFCCC Secretariat, Germany

Professor Zbigniew Kundzewicz, Polish Academy of Science, Poland

Professor Emilio La Rovere, University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Dr Dan Lashof, Natural Resources Defense Council, Climate Center, USA

Dr Hoesung Lee, Council of Energy and Environment Korea, Korea

Professor Nebojsa Nakicenovic, IIASA, Austria

Ms Elena Nikitina, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Professor Shuzo Nishioka, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan

Professor Ian Noble, The World Bank, USA

Dr Jin-Gyu Oh, Institute of Energy Economics, Korea

Dr Rajendra Pachauri, Tata Energy Research Institute (TERI), India

Dr Jiahua Pan, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Research Centre for Sustainable Development, China

Professor John Schellnhuber, Tyndall Centre, UK

Professor Stephen Schneider, Stanford University, USA

Professor Jrgen Wettestad, The Fridtjof Nansen Institute, Norway

Dr Harald Winkler, University of Cape Town, South Africa

Professor Mitsusune Yamaguchi, Keio University, Japan

Dr Yoshiki Yamagata, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan

Dr ZhongXiang Zhang, East-West Center, USA

Professor J. Zou, Remin University of China, China

Responsibility for statements made in the articles printed herein rests soley with the contributors. The views expressed by the individual authors are not necessarily those of the Editors or the Publishers

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ISSN 1469-3062

ISBN-13: 978-1-844072-37-8

ISBN-10:1-84407-237-1

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CLIMATE POLICY OPTIONS POST2012

European Strategy, Technology and Adaptation After Kyoto

GUEST EDITORS

Bert Metz and Mike Hulme

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Michael Grubb

Contents

Mike Hulme, Bert Metz

Sarah Winne, Alex Haxeltine, Wouter Kersten, Marcel Berk

Jan Corfee Morlot, Joel Smith, Shardul Agrawala, Travis Franck

Frank Biermann

Cdric Philibert

Christian Azar

Petra Tschakert, Lennart Olsson

Farhana Yamin

Mns Nilsson, Lars J. Nilsson

Frans Berkhout

The European Forum on Integrated Environmental Assessment (EFIEA) is a network of research organizations across Europe, brought together through a Concerted Action funded for the period 20022005 under the Fifth Framework Programme of the European Union. The overall purpose of EFIEA is to strengthen the EU science-policy interface by applying integrated assessment techniques through bringing together leading researchers, stakeholders and policymakers to jointly address climate change and energy, transport, land use and water policies in a integrated fashion. One specific objective of the network is to create an effective conduit between the scientific, policy and stakeholder communities at the European level and to explore and make explicit the added value of integrated assessment approaches in a variety of environmental policy areas.

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