دانلود کتاب Equity and the Global Stocktake under the Paris Agreement

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Front Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nAcknowledgments\nContent\nList of figures\nIntroduction\n1. Climate change as a moral problem\n 1.1 Why is climate change morally relevant?\n 1.2 Who is the main addressee for solving the problem of climate change?\n 1.3 Basic rights in the context of climate change\n 1.3.1 Subsistence rights\n 1.3.2 States as the main addressees for protecting subsistence rights\n 1.3.3 Are all states morally responsible to the same degree?\n 1.4 Relevant moral principles\n 1.4.1 The Contributor Pays Principle\n 1.4.2 The Beneficiary Pays Principle\n 1.4.3 The Ability to Pay Principle\n 1.4.4 Historic responsibility\n 1.4.5 Harm avoidance\n 1.4.6 Combining the principles\n 1.4.7 Does historic responsibility matter?\n 1.4.8 Are the moral principles still relevant?\n2. Equity and the Global Stocktake under the Paris Agreement\n 2.1 Description of the UN-process\n 2.1.1 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change\n 2.1.2 Principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities\n 2.1.3 The Kyoto Protocol\n 2.1.4 The Global Stocktake\n 2.1.5 The GST\'s relevance in the context of international policy and addressing climate change\n 2.2 Equity and the GST\n 2.2.1 The grouping under the UNFCCC\n 2.2.2 The necessity of clustering countries\n 2.2.3 Generic grouping\n 2.2.4 The threshold for the Contributor Pays Principle\n 2.2.5 The threshold for the Beneficiary Pays Principle\n 2.2.6 The threshold for the Ability to Pay Principle\n 2.2.7 The different groups\n3. The Global Stocktake\n 3.1 How could the ideal GST be designed?\n 3.1.1 Duties and relationships\n 3.1.2 An ideal Global Stocktake\n 3.2 Practical problems\n 3.2.1 Special problems\n 3.2.2 General problems\n 3.2.3 UNFCCC\'s reaction\n 3.3 Possible solutions\nConclusion\nList of literature\nBack Cover