Climate Change Policy: Insights from the U.S. and Europe | France-Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies

Dallas Burtraw, Resources for the Future
Background paper:
State and Local Climate Policy under a National Emission Floor
Slides:
State and Local Climate Policy under a National Emission Floor
Carlo Carraro, FEEM & University of Venice
Background paper:
The Role of R&D and Technology Diffusion in Climate Change Mitigation: New Perspectives Using the Witch Model
Slides:
How can technology-advancement policies be integrated with emissions-pricing policies?
Christian de Perthuis, Université Paris-Dauphine/Mission Climate de la Caisse des Dépôts
Background paper:
Carbon Rent Lessons from the European Experience
A. Denny Ellerman, MIT Sloan School of Management, MIT
Background paper:
The EU Emission Trading Scheme: Prototype of a Global System?
Slides:
The EU ETS: a model global trading regime?
Noriko Fujiwara, CEPS
Response paper:
What architecture for post-Kyoto climate policy?
Nick Johnstone, OECD
Response paper:
Comments on papers by Carlo Carraro and Richard Newell
Charles D. Kolstad, Department of Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara
Background paper:
Who Pays for a Carbon Tax?
Xavier Labandeira, FEDEA/University of Vigo
Response paper:
State & Local Climate Policy under a National Emissions Floor
Richard Newell, Duke University
Background papers:
International Climate Technology Strategies
Forthcoming in Climate Change Policy Beyond Kyoto, J. Aldy and R. Stavins, eds, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press
A U.S. Innovation Strategy for Climate Change Mitigation
Cédric Philibert, IEA
Background paper:
Price caps and price floors in climate policy, a quantitative assessment
Slides:
Economic risks versus climate risks
Robert N. Stavins, Harvard University
Background paper:
Designing the Post-Kyoto Climate Regime: Lessons from the Harvard Project on International Climate Agreements
Slides:
Getting serious about Global Climate Change: Alternative International Climate Policy Architectures for the Post-Kyoto Era
Michael Wara, Stanford University
Background paper:
A Realistic Policy on International Carbon Offsets
Slides:
Reform of the International Carbon Offset Market

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