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Enforcing the Kyoto Protocol : can punitive consequences restore compliance?

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  • 8/29/07 JOYD
Summary: Considers whether the use of punitive consequences will induce a country that has violated its Kyoto commitments to return to compliance. Argues that effective deterrence is the best that can be hoped for from a punitive compliance system.
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Considers whether the use of punitive consequences will induce a country that has violated its Kyoto commitments to return to compliance. Argues that effective deterrence is the best that can be hoped for from a punitive compliance system.

8/29/07 JOYD

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