The carbon footprint of a country refers to the flow of CO2 emissions caused by domestic
absorption (ie, consumption and investment) activities. Trade in goods drives a wedge …

This paper examines how the effectiveness of regulatory framework influences levels of
sulphur emissions in a scenario where, to reduce its (emission-) tax payments, a polluting …

This article develops an empirical framework for analysing the timing of international
treaties. A treaty is modelled as a dynamic game among governments that decide on …

This article argues that the World Resources Institute (WRI) data are appropriate for our
game-theoretic-based analysis of countries' CFC emission cutbacks prior to the ratification of …

Sustainable technologies such as renewable energies, electric cars, and energy-efficient
processes lie at both the core of the energy transition and of the fight against climate …

In this dissertation, I study how environmental regulations impact incentives to innovate for
competing clean and dirty technologies. I examine this under the framework of international …

Abstract The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is widely
regarded as one of the greatest successes of international environmental policy. By …

This paper empirically analyzes strategic complementarities in the ratification of the Montreal
Protocol, a global environmental agreement that controls emissions of ozonedepleting …

Global climate change has very significant implications for the theory and practice of global
justice. Climate change, whether generated by natural processes or human activities …

Can international environmental agreements induce innovation on green technologies? It is
possible that international negotiations succeed only once technological solutions are …