Conclusions and the Way Forward
Conclusions and the Way Forward
The pathways and the perils evident in US and EU climate policy are microcosms of larger international efforts to address climate change. The pushes, pulls, successes, and failures of transatlantic climate policy reflect the sheer difficulties inherent first, in international policymaking generally and second, in the context of climate change. This chapter suggests that the experiences of US and EU climate policy over the last two decades offer instructive lessons to developed and developing countries alike as they seek to avoid political and regulatory pitfalls in structuring domestic climate change regimes.
Keywords: Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, Political order, Hegemony, Re-engagement, Rhetoric, Consensus, Rapidly Developing Economies, Emission Reduction Target, Copenhagen Accord, Roles and responsibilities
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