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020			_a9781032351032
082			_a363.738 _bLI
100			_aLi, Lina _921289
245			_aClimate governance in China: _bpolicy diffusion of emissions trading in Shanghai and Hubei
260			_bRoutledge _aLondon _c2024
300			_aix, 136 p.
365			_aGBP _b19.99
490			_aRoutledge Focus on Environment and Sustainability
520			_aThis book explores how and why innovative climate policies spread across subnational regions and between governance levels in China. Despite the significance of emerging economies in a pathway to a zero-carbon future, research to date on China’s transformation governance remains limited. Drawing on a theoretical framework for policy diffusion and based on extensive data from expert interviews with Chinese decisionmakers and policy practitioners, Lina Li and Maia Haru Hall focus on the policy of emissions trading systems (ETS) and two key case studies: Shanghai and Hubei. The authors examine the role of the national government and how much freedom the subnational regions have in developing ETS policy, as well as pinpointing key actors and the role of policy and knowledge diffusion mechanisms. Overall, this book sheds light on the competition between China and the West in the transition to climate-friendly societies and economies, highlighting opportunities for cooperation between them. This book will be of great interest to students and scholars of environmental politics and policy, climate change, urban studies, and Chinese studies more broadly. (https://www.routledge.com/Climate-Governance-in-China-Policy-Diffusion-of-Emissions-Trading-in-Shanghai-and-Hubei/Li-Hall/p/book/9781032351032?srsltid=AfmBOoqQ_dpkTU6pFU_pJsycI7yydNBxt7xkD3-FtWJtdn-XgfkPMHlq)
650			_aCarbon dioxide mitigation--Economic aspects _93471
650			_aChina--Climatic changes--Government policy _922511
650			_aClimatic changes--Social aspects _912339
700			_aHall, Maia Haru _922512
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