외교안보연구소 발간자료

Recent Developments in U.S.-China Bilateral Cooperation on Climate Change and Implications for UN Climate Negotiations

Recent Developments in U.S.-China Bilateral Cooperation on Climate Change and Implications for UN Climate Negotiations

Recent Developments in U.S.-China Bilateral Cooperation on Climate Change and Implications for UN Climate Negotiations

중국

미국

[IFANS Brief 2014-36]


Recent Developments in U.S.-China Bilateral Cooperation on Climate Change and Implications for UN Climate Negotiations

- CHOE Wongi


1. Introduction


2. Recent Developments

2-1. Sharing a Common Strategic Approach to Climate Change

2-2. Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation over Energy and Energy Technology

2-3. China Takes a Strategic Turn: Accepting the Carbon Emission Peaking Years

2-4. Pursuing a Nonbinding Consensus on Greenhouse Gas Control

 

3. Motives for Enhancing Cooperation

3-1. Climate Change as a Common Strategic Issue

3-2. Energy Mix and the Political and Economic Costs of Carbon Reduction 

3-3. Pursuing Economic Leadership over the World through Emissions Trading


4. Future Prospects

4-1. Increasing U.S.-China Convergence at the UN Climate Negotiations

4-2. Division among Developing Countries

4-3. Likelihood for the Institutionalization of a New Hybrid Climate Regime

기타

국제연합(UN)

Climate Change

"2014"^^xsd:integer

"https://www.ifans.go.kr/knda/ifans/kor/pblct/PblctView.do?csrfPreventionSalt=null&pblctDtaSn=12272&menuCl=P08&clCode=P08&koreanEngSe=KOR"^^xsd:anyURI

최원기

"20141023"^^xsd:integer

2014-36

KOR