Global Warming and East Asia

Abstract

Part I: Perspectives on the Politics of Climate Change in East Asia 1. Introduction: The Politics and Foreign Policy of Global Warming in East Asia: Socio-Economic Impacts and International Justice, Paul G. Harris 2. Climate Change Priorities for East Asia: Socio-Economic Impacts and International Justice, Paul G. Harris Part II: China and the Politics of Climate Change 3. Chinese Politics, Energy Policy, and the International Climate Change Negotiations, Michael T. Hatch 4. The Forces Behind China's Climate Change Policy: Interests, Sovereignty, and Prestige, Zhihong Zhang 5. Navigating between 'Luxury' and 'Survival' Emissions in China: Bilateral versus Multilateral Negotiations, Yuka Kobayashi 6. The Clean Development Mechanism and China's Energy Sector: Opportunities and Barriers, Axel Michaelowa, Shouchuan (Jusen) Asuka-Zhang, Karsten Krause, Bernhard Grimm, and Tobias Koch Part III: Formulating Climate Change Policy in Japan 7. Climate Change as Japanese Foreign Policy: From Reactive to Proactive, Yasuko Kameyama 8. Development Assistance and Japan's Climate Change Diplomacy: Priorities and Future Options, Shouchuan(Jusen) Asuka-Zhang 9. Knowledge in the Global Atmospheric Policy Process: The Case of Japan, Atsuko Sato 10.Beyond Kyoto: The Formation of a Japanese Climate Change Regime, Dana R. Fisher Part IV: The Costs and Opportunities of Climate Change in Southeast Asia 11. The Philippines in the Climate Change Arena, Joy V. Galvez 12. Cashing in on Kyoto?: Lessons from Indonesia for Emissions Offset Projects, Frank Jotzo, Agus P. Sari, and Olivia Tanujaya 13. Climate Change Investment and Technology Transfer in Southeast Asia, Tim Forsyth