Author: Climate Strategies/Climate Policy

Climate Policy is a leading peer-reviewed academic journal covering climate change policy issues across all disciplines, sectors and jurisdictions. The journal aims to reinforce interaction between academics, policymakers, practitioners and negotiators, and provide a platform for innovative approaches and research-based insights that can help advance climate policy in practice.

Carbon Markets: Still Controversial After All These Years…

In June 2011,  Climate Policy published a review by Axel Michaelowa on the book “Upsetting the offset: the political economy of carbon markets” (vol 11/1).   The book’s co-editors, Steffen Bohm and Siddharta Dabhi (vol 11/6), were quick to submit a spirited rejoinder.  The lively exchange continued with an invited contribution from Peter Newell, providing his […]

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