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The Role of EU and US Non-State Actors in the Global Environmental System. A Focus on Climate Change

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Autori:
Annalisa Savaresi [4]
24/04/2013

This paper investigates the climate regime as a case study to assess the engagement of non-state actors from across the Atlantic with the global environmental system. After a short introduction on the role of non-state actors in environmental governance, the paper analyses concrete instances where these actors have engaged in formal law-making processes and informal standard-setting exercises, as well as litigation concerning climate change law and policy. The conclusions draw a comparative assessment of the contribution of non-state actors from across the Atlantic to the climate regime, and more general reflections on non-state agency in the global environmental system, raising questions for further investigation.

Documento prodotto nell'ambito del progetto IAI Transworld [5].

TW_WP_22.pdf [3]

Dettagli

  • Dati bibliografici

    Roma, Istituto affari internazionali, 2013, 15 p.
  • In:
    Transworld Papers [2]
  • Numero

    22

Indice

Introduction
1. Non-State Actors. Definitional Issues
2. Non-State Actors Engaging with Formal Law-Making
3. Standard-setting by Non-State Actors
4. Climate Change Litigation
Conclusions
References


Source URL:https://www.iai.it/it/pubblicazioni/c40/role-eu-and-us-non-state-actors-global-environmental-system

Collegamenti
[1] https://www.iai.it/it/pubblicazioni/c40/role-eu-and-us-non-state-actors-global-environmental-system [2] https://www.iai.it/it/pubblicazioni/lista/all/transworld-papers [3] https://www.iai.it/sites/default/files/TW_WP_22.pdf [4] https://www.iai.it/it/persone/annalisa-savaresi [5] https://www.iai.it/it/ricerche/transworld-redefining-transatlantic-relationship-and-its-role-shaping-global-governance