The Search for an Effective Climate Change Public Policy: Can the G-20 Countries Guide the Rest of the World?
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Keywords
climate change , climate laws , climate strategies , policy orientations , adaptation policies , mitigation policies , comparative public policy analysis , policy transfer , multi criteria analysis , environmental policies
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