Aynsley Kellow, Sonja A Boehmer-Christiansen
Abstract
This highly topical research review explores how environmental science and energy policy relate to international politics and policy. This complex and essentially interdisciplinary subject has been the core about which academics have fiercely debated and, as yet, unsuccessfully reached satisfactory negotiations.
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This highly topical research review explores how environmental science and energy policy relate to international politics and policy. This complex and essentially interdisciplinary subject has been the core about which academics have fiercely debated and, as yet, unsuccessfully reached satisfactory negotiations.
Key concepts: Negotiation, Politics, Political science, Subject (documents), International relations, Climate change, Political economy, Core (optical fiber)