I am posting this request for a friend. Please let me know if you have any
suggestions.
I am looking for books
that the deal with the regulation or politics of climate change or
alternatively with 'agenda setting and climate change'. Still more
generally with books that examine the role
Watch for CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE AND POLICY, edited by climate scientists
Steve Schneider, Mike Mastrandrea and me, coming out this summer. I'll
post an announcement here.
armin rosencranz
Quoting phaas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am posting this request for a friend. Please let me know if you
This is a good reference:
Stephen Schneider, Armin Rosencranz, and John O. Niles, eds. 2002.
Climate Change Policy: A Survey. Island Press, Covelo, California.
Cheers,
Rich
--
Richard L. Wallace, Ph.D.
Chair, Environmental Studies
Ursinus College
601 E. Main Street
Hi Peter,
You'll get a million suggestions, but one thing I like, and it's not a book,
but a chapter, is Monty Hempel's chapter entitled Climate Policy on the
Installment Plan, in Vig Craft's Environmental Policy, 6th edition.
Dr. Wil Burns
Senior Fellow, International Environmental Law
On the topic of agenda-setting and climate change, the only article (not book)
I've seen is:
Lambright, W. H., S. A. Chjangnon, et al. (1996). Urban Reactions to the
Global Warming Issue: Agenda-Setting in Toronto and Chicago. Climatic Change
34(3/4): 463-478.
On the book front, I am not sure
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this book yet (I haven't followed all
of the posts as carefully as I should have) but here's a great book (clearly
written, accessible, well documented, etc.) on the science of climate change
by an eminent Australian scienctist
Flannery, Tim. (2006) The
Dear colleagues and friends,
Sorry for cross-posting, and for shameless self-promotion but I
thought many of you may be interested in this book, just published by
Cambridge University Press.
For those of you, for whom the price tag is too high, we hope you will
consider recommending the
All, This is a great program for those who have recently received
their PhDs on climate change related topics. Please apply or urge
your students or colleagues to do so. Sue Weiler and myself are
co-PIs on the grant and note that Susi Moser (another GEPED person)
will be one of the mentors.
