Global klimapolitik: Fra Bali til Paris

Jakob Skovgaard,Lau Blaxekjær

doi:10.7146/politik.v16i3.27549

Abstract

This paper analyses the international climate negotiations from the so-called 2007 Bali Roadmap over the 2009 breakdown in negotiations at the UN climate summit COP15 to the following COP meetings with a focus on central issues and tendencies. e analysis is structured by applying the concepts of content and process as empirical and heuristic tools. is is used as the point of departure to analyse the road to Paris, where COP21 will be held in 2015 with the stated goal of reaching a global agreement corresponding to the previous goal of COP15, only now covering the period from 2020 onwards. e paper concludes that the recent COPs can be characterised by three overlapping discussions: How parties interpret and seek to imple- ment the principle of common but di erentiated responsibility, the principle of equity, as well as the question of real e ects of actions to mitigate climate change.

Highlights

Hopenhagen blev til Brokenhagen, da COP15 ikke leverede den forventede globale klimaaftale
I de følgende afsnit præsenterer vi først konteksten for klimaforhandlingerne for at forstå forhandlingssituationen ved COP15’s påbegyndelse
Vi opsummerer dernæst analysen af udviklingen på de seneste COP’er som afsæt for at analysere vejen mod Paris, hvor COP21 skal holdes i 2015 med det formål at nå frem til en global aftale svarende til det oprindelige mål for COP15, bare dækkende perioden efter 2020

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Introduction

Hopenhagen blev til Brokenhagen, da COP15 ikke leverede den forventede globale klimaaftale. Om den globale indsats reelt ville flytte til et andet forum (så som G20) eller gå i stå, hvis man ikke blev enige.

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