Browsing CICERO Working Papers by Issue Date
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Environmental reforms in Brazilian Amazonia under Collor and Sarney: Explaining some contrasts
(CICERO Working Paper;1993:06, Working paper, 1993) -
Efficient incomplete international climate agreements
(CICERO Working Paper;1993:04, Working paper, 1993) -
State dependent pollution control and the choice of policy instruments
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:08, Working paper, 1994)The paper examines the role of policy instruments aiming at the control of environmental problems. If there is a complex relationship between economic activities and environmental effects, the use of indirect economic ... -
Principal-agency control of wastes
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:01, Working paper, 1994)_________________________________________________________ The author of this report, Hans Gottinger, has been regrettably found guilty of several counts of plagiarism. While we have no definitive proof that this particular ... -
An economic approach to monitoring pollution accidents
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:07, Working paper, 1994)_________________________________________________________ The author of this report, Hans Gottinger, has been regrettably found guilty of several counts of plagiarism. While we have no definitive proof that this particular ... -
Towards constructing a common energy policy in the European Union: How can we theorise about the actor role of the Commission?
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:13, Working paper, 1994)This paper presents empirical evidence on the development of the energy policy of the European Union in the period 1985–94, showing how the Commission has worked towards the member states. It highlights the role of the ... -
Protecting health and environment from air pollution: The role of quantitative risk assessments
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UNCED-prosessen og Nordens rolle
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:15, Working paper, 1994)Denne artikkelen tar opp dilemmaet mellom nasjonal suverenitet og behovet for internasjonalt forpliktende samarbeid innenfor miljø- og ressursforvaltning. UNCED-prosessen har vært preget av denne spenningen spesielt i ... -
The role of the Commission in the European Union
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:03, Working paper, 1994)In this paper the role of the European Commission is analyzed. The focus is on the role that it plays in policy areas where it has an uncertain formal competence or no formal competence, i.e. where the relevant formal ... -
Greenhouse gas economics and computable general equilibrium
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:05, Working paper, 1994)_________________________________________________________ The author of this report, Hans Gottinger, has been regrettably found guilty of several counts of plagiarism. While we have no definitive proof that this particular ... -
Structure and agent in scientific diplomacy: Institutional design and leadership performance in the science-politics interface of climate change
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:14, Working paper, 1994)Science constitutes a central component in international environmental policy-making. Scientific advisory bodies have increasingly become integral parts of negotiating efforts to combat common environmental problems. Still, ... -
Danish perspectives on transboundary environmental risks: An example from Copenhagen
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:10, Working paper, 1994)This article examines the perceptions of a randomly selected number of Copenhagen inhabitants towards different forms of transboundary environmental risks: the Barsebäck nuclear power plant in Sweden and more general East ... -
Regime lessons from ocean dumping of radioactive waste
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:09, Working paper, 1994)Standard explanations for international environmental regime change do not account for the 1993 ban by states on ocean dumping of radioactive waste. This significant development was in large part caused by a trans-national ... -
Evaluation of uncertain projects under Joint Implementation
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:11, Working paper, 1994)Joint implementation of the Framework Convention for Climate Change means that countries may be credited emission reductions that they finance abroad in order to reduce costs. This paper discusses the aspect of uncertainty ... -
Scientific management of the environment? Science, politics and institutional design
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:04, Working paper, 1994)Internasjonalt miljø- og ressurssamarbeid karakteriseres av en nær kobling mellom forskning og politikk. Vitenskapelige organer for frembringelse av ny og oppdatert kunnskap utgjør som regel en integrert del av internasjonale ... -
Extending the two-level metaphor to the European Union: The problem of conceptualization
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:02, Working paper, 1994)In this paper a major conceptual problem in integration theory, viz. the lack of a conceptualization of the role of the EU in contemporary research, is addressed. This is an acute problem as one increasingly employs a ... -
Joint Implementation under asymmetric information and strategic behaviour
(CICERO Working Paper;1994:12, Working paper, 1994)Joint Implementation (JI) under the Framework Convention of Climate Change means that countries could partly offset their national abatement commitments by investing in CO2 abatement projects abroad. JI is introduced as a ... -
Democratization and the issue of climate change in Brazil 1987-1994
(CICERO Working Paper;1995:06, Working paper, 1995)The paper describes the development of Brazilian positions and policies related to the issue of climate change during the 1987–1994 period. The main focus of the paper is on the political conflicts connected to the most ... -
Corporate environmentalism: Notes on conceptualization and explanation with anecdotal evidence from the oil industry
(CICERO Working Paper;1995:09, Working paper, 1995) -
The Commission as policy-maker: The need to venture beyond state-centric integration theory
(CICERO Working Paper;1995:05, Working paper, 1995)This article criticizes Andrew Moravcsik´s model of two-level states-EU interaction on three counts: it neglects EU actors, assumes the primacy of state actors, and further assumes that interests are formed prior to policy ...