Global climate governance and leadership from a regional perspective : the EU Green Strategy
This session provides a brief introduction to Global climate governance and leadership, focusing more specifically on the role of the European Union. The session will cover the following issues:
– Global climate leadership: definitions, analytical framework
– Historical role of the EU as an environmental leader
– The Green deal strategy
– The challenges of delivering this policy agenda
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