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Explaining Transformative Change in ASEAN and EU Climate Policy

Explaining Transformative Change in ASEAN and EU Climate Policy

Explaining Transformative Change in ASEAN and EU Climate Policy

Multilevel Problems, Policies and Politics
Charanpal Bal, Satya Wacana Christian University
David Coen, University College London
Julia Kreienkamp, University College London
Paramitaningrum, Bina Nusantara University
Tom Pegram, University College London
April 2023
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    The Paris Agreement embodies a flexible approach to global cooperation, aimed at encouraging ever more ambitious climate action by a variety of players on all levels of governance. Regional organizations play an important role in mobilizing such action. This Element provides novel insights into the conditions under which policy entrepreneurs can bring about transformative policy change in regional settings, with a focus on the European Union (EU) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It finds that opportunity structures in the EU have been conducive to successful climate-progressive policy entrepreneurship at several key junctures, but not consistently. In contrast, the ASEAN governance context provides few access points for non-elite interests, making it fiendishly difficult for policy entrepreneurs to push for substantive policy change in the face of powerful domestic veto players. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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    April 2023
    Paperback
    9781009395953
    75 pages
    230 × 154 × 8 mm
    0.18kg
    Available

    Table of Contents

    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Understanding Multilevel Governance Dynamics: Problems, Policies and Politics
    • 3. Comparing the EU and ASEAN: Levels, Streams and Climate Policy
    • 4. Situating EU and ASEAN in Global Climate Governance
    • 5. Explaining Climate Policy Change in the EU: Multilevel Problems, Policies and Politics
    • 6. Explaining Climate Policy Change in the ASEAN: Multilevel Problems, Policies and Politics
    • 7. Conclusion: What Next for Climate Policy in the EU and ASEAN?
      Authors
    • Charanpal Bal , Satya Wacana Christian University
    • David Coen , University College London
    • Julia Kreienkamp , University College London
    • Paramitaningrum , Bina Nusantara University
    • Tom Pegram , University College London