Research article by Antony Millner on 1 May 2014
We consider a two period model in which an incumbent political party chooses the level of a current policy variable unilaterally, but faces competition from a political opponent in … read more »
Research article by Felix Kalaba, Claire Quinn, Andy Dougill on 1 May 2014
Felix Kalaba,Claire Quinn and Andrew Dougill. International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics.
Research article by Declan Conway on 25 Apr 2014
The international community’s support for adaptation in developing countries has proliferated through numerous complementary funding mechanisms. A range of serious practical issues are emerging, however, as adaptation moves from theory and international negotiation to implementation. We identify three areas deserving greater scrutiny: in-country priorities, entry points and delivery systems, and provide recommendations for improving adaptation practice. These concerns, if not addressed, have the potential to hamper attempts at effective delivery and to increase the vulnerability of intended beneficiaries of the adaptation agenda. read more »
Research article by Soren Lindner, Dabo Guan on 16 Apr 2014
Sören Lindner and Dabo Guan.2014. Journal of Industrial Ecology 18(2), 201-211.
Research article by Ruth Bush, David A. Jacques, Kate Scott, John Barrett on 15 Apr 2014
Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) in the UK have been introduced to stimulate growth in small-scale renewables such as photovoltaics and micro-wind. They form one of the UK’s key policies to decarbonise electricity by 2030. However, the evidence used to inform the policy was predominantly related to costs, capacity and deployment; not contribution to meeting decarbonisation targets. […]
Research article by Ruth Bush, David A. Jacques, Kate Scott, John Barrett on 15 Apr 2014
Ruth Bush, David A. Jacques,Kate Scott, John Barrett. 2014. Applied Energy.
Research article by Misato Sato on 15 Apr 2014
As many countries, regions, cities, and states implement emissions trading policies to limit CO2 emissions, they turn to the European Union’s experience with its emissions trading scheme since 2005. read more »
Research article by A Bows-Larkin, John Barrett on 10 Apr 2014
Every year, new research illustrates how the pace of global emission growth gradually reduces the chance of avoiding ‘dangerous’ climate change. Previous analyses that have taken a territorial emissions framing approach demonstrate how little space there is available for Annex 1 nations’ emissions to continue at current levels because of the pace of growth in […]
Research article by Lindsay Stringer, Andy Dougill, David Mkwambisi, Felix Kalaba, Mtisunge Mngoli on 10 Apr 2014
Stringer, L.C., Dougill, A.J., Dyer, J.C., Kalaba, F.K., Mkwambisi, D.D., Mngoli, M. April 2012. Carbon Management, v.3, pp.159-173.
Research article by Amelia Sharman on 6 Apr 2014
Global Environmental Change, 26: 159-170
