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UNU Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU/IAS) and
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Introduction - W. Bradnee Chambers
PART I:
Scoping the Issues: Kyoto's Unfinished Business, the Role of Non-State Actors, Flexible Mechanisms, and Non-Compliance
- From Kyoto to Buenos Aries: Prospects for COP4 - Joanna Depledge
- Emission Trading, Joint Implementation and the Clean Development Mechanism: The Role of Private Sector and Other Non-State Actors in Implementation - Laura B. Campbell
- Non-Compliance Procedures and the Climate Change Convention - Catherine Redgwell
PART II:
Climate Change Convention/Kyoto Protocol: Inter-Linkages with International Trade Regimes
- WTO Rules and Climate Change: The Need for Policy Coherence - Gary Sampson
- International Trade Law and the Kyoto Protocol - W. Bradnee Chambers
PART III:
Climate Change Convention/Kyoto Protocol: Inter-Linkages with the International Investment Regime
- Investing in Sustainable Development: the Potential Interaction Between the Kyoto Protocol and a Multilateral Agreement on Investment -
Jake Werksman and Claudia Santoro
PART IV:
Flexible Mechanisms and Inter-Linkages with Private International Legal Regime: Standard Form Contracts
- Contractual Aspects of Implementing the Clean Development Mechanisms and other Flexibility Mechanisms Under the Kyoto Protocol -
Ibibia Lucky Worika, Micheal Brown, Sergei Vinogradov, and Thomas W. Waelde
PART V:
Climate Change Convention/Kyoto Protocol: Inter-Linkages with Other Environmental Multilateral Agreements and Instruments
- Sinks, Biodiversity & Forests: The Implications of the Kyoto Protocol Upon the Other Primary UNCED Instruments - Alexander Gillespie
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