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Lead Markets of Environmental Innovations: A Framework for Innovation and Environmental Economics

Rennings, Klaus; Beise, Marian - 2003

Environmental regulations often want to stimulate the generation and adoption of ecoefficient innovations. An important argument in the public debate is also the creation of new markets for environmentally benign products, processes and services that other countries adopt and therefore generate...

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Climate Policy Beyond Kyoto: Quo Vadis? A Computable General Equilibrium Analysis Based on Expert Judgements

Böhringer, Christoph; Löschel, Andreas - 2003

policy-relevant abatement scenarios and to quantify the associated economic implications across major world regions. Based on … sell emission abatement to the industrialized world. Equity rules to allocate abatement duties are mainly based on the …

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The end of the 'new world order'?: Security governance and US imperialism after 9/11

Krahmann, Elke - 2006

The concept of global governance has emerged as a key theoretical approach since the 1990s. Applied to the transformation of international security, it has suggested a shift from the state-dominated bipolar system of the Cold War era to a new multipolar and multilateral security architecture in...

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The legal status of NGOs in international governance and its relevance for the legitimacy of international organizations

Kissling, Claudia - 2006

This working paper introduces the concept of legal personality of non-state actors as an indicator of the democratic legitimacy of international organizations (IOs). Globalization has led to changes in statehood which are reflected in new democratic forms of participation and new expectations...

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Multi-level legitimacy: conceptualizing legitimacy relationships between the EU and national democracies

Hurrelmann, Achim - 2006

This paper deals with the ways in which the interconnectedness of multiple political levels in increaingly internationalized structures of governance impacts on these levels' democratic legitimation. Focusing on the European Union (EU), it argues that in the EU's multi-level system, the...

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Civil society participation in international governance: the UN and the WTO compared

Steffek, Jens; Kissling, Claudia - 2006

international governance. Many organizations, prominently among them the World Trade Organization (WTO), have come under …

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The impact of participation: how civil society organisations contribute to the democratic quality of the UN world summit on the information society

Dany, Charlotte - 2006

The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) was held by the United Nations in 2003 to draft a programmatic … argumentative input only led to minor changes in the policy documents. The case of the World Summit on the Information Society …

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When US scholars speak of sovereignty, what do they mean?

Byers, Michael; Sinclair, Adriana - 2006

international relations — and arrives at some tentative conclusions derived from the unique position and history of the world’s most …

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Kleinstaaten in Weltmärkten: drei Ergänzungen der Katzenstein-These

Armingeon, Klaus - 2006

the world market since they dependent strongly on international trade and capital and they are too small to have a major … direct impact on economic changes beyond their national borders. These adaptations to changing world markets need to be based … flexibility. This is the core of Peter Katzenstein’s path breaking book about ‘Small States in World Markets’, which is based on …

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Cross-border cooperation: the meaning of cognitive and normative expectations for the emergence of Global research and development cooperation

Dietz, Thomas; Nieswandt, Holger - 2007

Drawing on Niklas Luhmann's theory of social systems, we analyse the importance of different styles of expectation (cognitive and normative) for global research and development. In our study, we find that contrary to Luhmann's prediction in 1971, the normative expectation style still plays a...

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