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Climate Policy Networks: Emergence, Evolution, and Policy Outcomes I

Comparative Politics
Environmental Policy
Governance
Policy Analysis
Public Policy
Climate Change
Communication
Policy Change
P065
Monica Di Gregorio
University of Leeds
Maria Brockhaus
University of Helsinki
Maria Brockhaus
University of Helsinki

Building: VMP 5, Floor: 4, Room: 4044

Thursday 11:00 - 12:40 CEST (23/08/2018)

Abstract

Climate change and extreme weather events across the globe call for major societal responses. With the Paris agreement, countries are supposed to provide nationally determined contributions, and a variety of performance-based mechanisms are encouraged under the agreement. Processes of transformational change within and across policy domains and networks are required to realize effectively, efficiently and equitable emission reductions and increased adaptive capacities. We see new discourses emerging, and new actors entering new policy coalitions, joining efforts to break away from current business as usual pathways. However, barriers and resistance within policy networks towards such changes are also visible. This Panel calls for contributions that analyze climate policy networks and their characteristics to understand the emergence (or lack) of new policies and outcomes to achieve climate goals.

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