Combining Efficiency With Equity: A Pragmatic Approach
Authors:
- Odile BlanchardOBOdile Blanchard
- Patrick CriquiPCPatrick Criqui
- Alban KitousAKAlban Kitous
- Laurent ViguierLVLaurent Viguier
- 13 February 2003
- book chapter
- Published by Oxford University Press (OUP)
- p. 280-304
Abstract
The global public good of climate stabilization, pursued in the negotiations leading up to the Kyoto Protocol, provides a useful case study of the political problems that can arise in attempts to reconcile structural or procedural aspects of justice and fairness with aspects of efficiency in securing just and fair outcomes.Keywords
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