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Jakob Skovgaard om EU:s klimatpolitik

Publicerad 26 juli 2015

NYTT FRÅN VÅRA FORSKARE: Jakob Skovgaard har publicerat artikeln "Greener than expected? EU finance ministries address climate finance" i tidskriften Environmental Politics.

Abstract:
Climate finance constitutes an integral part of the European Union’s climate policy. Yet, climate policy is increasingly addressed by non-environmental institutions. In examining the transfer of climate finance from the Environment Council to the Council for Economic and Financial Affairs (ECOFIN) in spring 2009, I analyse how climate finance has been framed in ECOFIN. Two finance ministerial framings quickly became intrinsic to ECOFIN and had a substantial influence on climate finance decisions: securing an effective response to climate change and limiting public expenditure. While policy entrepreneurs managed to build a consensus on most issues around an effective response to climate change, Member States at the October 2009 ECOFIN Council could not agree on a joint position due to some Member States’ emphasis on limiting expenditure. Only the European Council was capable of resolving the issue.

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Greener than expected? EU finance ministries address climate finance
Jakob Skovgaard

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