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A. Introduction to workshop |
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Formal welcome: Steve Vanderheiden Workshop overview: Jonathan Pickering |
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B. Key challenges for global climate governance after Cancun Chair: John Dryzek |
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Andrew Light (via videoconference): ‘Building on the building blocks: possibilities and pitfalls on the road to Durban’ |
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Robyn Eckersley: ‘Moving forward in the climate negotiations: multilateralism or minilateralism?’ |
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C. Fulfilling collective and individual responsibilities for addressing climate change – global institutional dimensions Chair: Steve Gardiner |
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Steve Vanderheiden: ‘Individualising responsibility for climate change’ |
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Peter Lawrence: ‘Human rights, future generations and climate change: new synergy or costly distraction?’ |
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D. Deliberation and participation in global climate governance Chair: Robyn Eckersley |
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John Dryzek: ‘Deliberative democracy and global climate governance’ |
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Panel on deliberation and participation in UN climate negotiations: · Ian Fry: The role of small island states in climate governance · Robert Owen-Jones: Civil society participation in the UNFCCC: developments under the Subsidiary Body on Implementation · Julie-Anne Richards: Civil society participation: an NGO perspective · Peter Drahos: ‘Business, networked governance and effective participation in climate negotiations’ |
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E. Public forum: ‘Just global climate governance: prospects for Durban and beyond’ |
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Chair and moderator: Frank Jotzo |
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Panellists: 1. Steve Gardiner: ‘Meeting the ethical challenges of global climate governance’ 2. Saleem ul Huq (pre-recorded presentation): Developing countries, adaptation and the future of climate policy 3. Clare Walsh: The form of a future climate agreement – what role for the Kyoto Protocol? 4. Paul Baer: The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework: how could it be put into action? 5. Julie-Anne Richards: Fair sharing of the global mitigation challenge |
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F. Ambition and fairness in global mitigation Chair: Steve Vanderheiden |
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Thomas Pogge [by videoconference]: ‘Stemming climate change and eradicating poverty: competing imperatives?’ |
Thomas Pogge Presentation Slides
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Steve Gardiner: ‘Justice and past emissions’ |
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G. Ambition and fairness in global mitigation (cont’d) Chair: Andrew Macintosh |
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Paul Baer: The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework |
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Frank Jotzo: ‘Comparing national ambition to build confidence in a world of bottom-up climate policy’ |
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Hayley Stevenson: ‘Democratic governance of technology development and transfer’ |
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H. Protecting those most vulnerable to climate change Chair: Imran Ahmad |
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David Schlosberg: ‘Climate Justice, Vulnerability, and Adaptation: A Capabilities Approach’ |
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Lorraine Elliott: ‘Climate displacement and human security’ |
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I. Climate change and development policy Chair: Frank Jotzo |
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Panel on climate change and development policy: · Imran Ahmad: Linking climate and development as an integrated activity · Jonathan Pickering: ‘Characterising responsibilities to provide climate finance: institutional implications’ · Matt Spannagle: Direct access to climate finance · Fitrian Ardiansyah: Reducing emissions from deforestation (REDD+) |
Jonathan Pickering Presentation Slides Matt Spannagle Presentation Slides
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J. Closing session |
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Concluding reflections: Steve Vanderheiden Next steps: Jonathan Pickering |
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