Why is climate change a top priority on the political agenda in Germany and not a top priority on the political agenda in the United States? This study seeks to answer this question by examining the evolution of climate change policy in both countries. Analyzing Germany\u27s and America\u27s environmental movement, the thesis points to several theories which include the European Union and cultural values. However, it is the nations\u27 political structures/institutions and their post WWII foreign policy views that most determine where climate change policy stands on each country\u27s political agenda. The analysis concludes with a possible outlook on America\u27s environmental leadership
Department of German and Austrian StudiesKatedra německých a rakouských studiíFakulta sociálních věd...
[From the introduction]. Throughout the series of international negotiations leading to the United N...
At the beginning of 21st century, climate change has been transformed as one of the global environme...
International and national climate change policies may either mutually support or block each other. ...
Executive Summary Germany has been known as a climate policy leader. Looking at emissions data, Ger...
International climate change politics provides a clear example of how cultural differences, conflict...
Though support for the theory of human caused global climate change grows in the scientific communit...
For several decades, global climate change has been an issue addressed in both national and internat...
In 1997, both the United States (U.S.) and the European Union (EU) signed the Kyoto Protocol, the fi...
Without participation of the United States, the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, mitigat...
Support for climate policy depends on the public's perception of climate change costs. Assessing the...
Germany and the United States have very different national policies related to climate change mitiga...
Includes bibliographical references.Abstract in HTML and technical report in HTML and PDF available ...
This thesis explores the climate change policies of Germany, China, the United States and Turkey and...
Germany has reduced its emissions of greenhouse gases more than almost any other industrialized demo...
Department of German and Austrian StudiesKatedra německých a rakouských studiíFakulta sociálních věd...
[From the introduction]. Throughout the series of international negotiations leading to the United N...
At the beginning of 21st century, climate change has been transformed as one of the global environme...
International and national climate change policies may either mutually support or block each other. ...
Executive Summary Germany has been known as a climate policy leader. Looking at emissions data, Ger...
International climate change politics provides a clear example of how cultural differences, conflict...
Though support for the theory of human caused global climate change grows in the scientific communit...
For several decades, global climate change has been an issue addressed in both national and internat...
In 1997, both the United States (U.S.) and the European Union (EU) signed the Kyoto Protocol, the fi...
Without participation of the United States, the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, mitigat...
Support for climate policy depends on the public's perception of climate change costs. Assessing the...
Germany and the United States have very different national policies related to climate change mitiga...
Includes bibliographical references.Abstract in HTML and technical report in HTML and PDF available ...
This thesis explores the climate change policies of Germany, China, the United States and Turkey and...
Germany has reduced its emissions of greenhouse gases more than almost any other industrialized demo...
Department of German and Austrian StudiesKatedra německých a rakouských studiíFakulta sociálních věd...
[From the introduction]. Throughout the series of international negotiations leading to the United N...
At the beginning of 21st century, climate change has been transformed as one of the global environme...