… I further argue that the shift to a bottom-up legal architecture confirmed by the Paris … of
international climate change law that go beyond ensuring compliance with legal obligations.…

… ready to play their part in tackling the climate change challenge, since they are part of the …
all the world’s countries and that is strong enough to tackle climate change effectively and is …

… climate change as a global issue more than 20 years ago, nearly every country in the world
has approved legislation … consequent increased presence of climate change laws in national …

… climate change, but at present, this individual altruism has not created sufficient pressure
domestically to change state behavior towards climate … , in a world of international free trade …

… world’s countries and that is strong enough to tackle climate … Given the success at
multilateralizing international trade law … of international trade law for the case of climate change …

… basic properties of the climate change problem to elucidate what … The failure of industrialized
(Annex I) countries to act on the … With the pledges made in a bottomup manner under the …

… , is bottom up since there is no world government or … bottom up"-and that reflected in other
contributions that speak to the current polycentric/multilevel/sub-global mode of climate law …

… Earth system science sees climate change as a systemic (… neither the bottomup nor the
topdown strategies stands out as a dominant solution for developing climate change mitigation …

… show that the real world of environmental governance is already … to climate change—with
an eye to what might be done on the way to and after the Paris agreement to make a bottom-up …

… All told, the World Bank estimates that around 7% of global emissions are under some form
… climate change. Such an approach would increase the total amount of reductions and lower …