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Open AccessCutting with both arms of the scissors: the economic and political case for restrictive supply-side climate policies
Proponents of climate change mitigation face difficult choices about which types of policy instrument(s) to pursue. The literature on the comparative evaluation of climate policy instruments has focused overwh...
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Open AccessAnti-fossil fuel norms
Historically, climate governance initiatives and associated scholarship have all but ignored the potential for “global moral norms” to bring about changes in the political conditions for global climate mitigat...