Policy, Law & Social Science

BEYOND CLIMATE COMPLIANCE: procedural fairness, exporter inclusion, and dispute prevention under the eu carbon border adjustment mechanism

Antônio Lopo Martinez

CBAM operates as a hybrid of climate policy and customs/tax administration, risking exclusion of smaller exporters and North-South asymmetries if procedures are opaque or burdensome. This paper maps exporters' procedural journey, identifies friction points (scope, methodology,…

via Latin American Journal of European Studies

CBAM Litigation and the lawful design of border carbon adjustments: implications for Asia-Pacific trade

Kim-Ngan Vu, Mai-Phuong Nguyen, Ha-My Le Do

This paper examines legal challenges to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and analyzes the lawful design of border carbon adjustments consistent with WTO rules. It explores implications for Asia-Pacific trade, highlighting the need for coherence in carbon…

via Asia Pacific Law Review

Climate policy using market-based instruments: On the further development of emissions trading

Lerch A.

This paper examines improvements to emissions trading from a market-based perspective. It discusses design challenges and solutions to enhance the effectiveness of climate policy.

via Fom Edition

How Climate Policies Impact Developing Countries: The Case of the European Union Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

Grácová K.

This paper analyzes the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on developing countries. It examines how CBAM affects export competitiveness and industrial structure in developing nations, considering the international spillover effects and equity challenges…

via Carbon and Climate Law Review

Domestic and international trends on climate change and initiatives in the GX League

This paper provides an overview of domestic and international trends on climate change and introduces initiatives in Japan's GX League. It explains government-led GX policies and voluntary corporate actions.

via J-STAGE

GREEN ECONOMIC LAW AND CLIMATE JUSTICE: LEGAL REGULATION OF THE LOW-CARBON TRANSITION

mohamed kamal arafa elrakhawi

This paper analyzes the relationship between legal regulation of the low-carbon transition and climate justice. It argues for the importance of legal frameworks in climate action from the perspective of green economic law, proposing legal principles for a just transition.

via Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Climate Change and International Arbitration: From Dispute Resolution to Climate Governance

Dr.Tala Zein

This article argues that climate change is transforming international arbitration from a private dispute-resolution mechanism into an instrument of climate governance. It examines disputes arising from renewable energy investment, sustainability-linked contracts, carbon markets,…

via Journal of Intelligent Decision Making and Information Science

Green Finance in Developing Nations: Legal Barriers, Opportunities, and Policy Innovations

Sahu S.

This paper discusses legal barriers, opportunities, and policy innovations for green finance in developing nations. Without an abstract, specific findings are unknown, but it likely examines regulatory frameworks and financial mechanisms to support decarbonization in emerging…

via Green Policies for A Sustainable World

The Emerging Legal Ecosystem for Global Corporate Climate Accountability: Amplifying or Diluting Responsibility?

Suzanne Varrall, Roanna McClelland, Jolene Lin, …

Following the ICJ's advisory opinion on climate change, corporate GHG accountability is advancing across international, domestic, and transnational law. This article maps an emerging legal 'ecosystem' of climate accountability—spanning litigation, harmonized standard-setting,…

via International and Comparative Law Quarterly

Marine Climate Governance in Northeast Asia and Sustainable Resource Management: Institutional Transformation of Korea–Japan Blue Carbon Policies under the GX Strategy

Jong-min Choi, Chang-Gun Park

This paper analyzes how Korea and Japan are transforming marine climate governance through blue carbon policies under the GX strategy, focusing on institutional changes and sustainable resource management linkages.

via THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES

Global AI -ESG Fixers-future Implementors and Partnership Sustainable Governance Doers Equally Challenged: Matrices, Planetary Boundaries, and Tokenomic Self Sufficiency Resilience

H. Akula

This paper proposes a novel climate governance framework integrating AI, remote sensing, and trade policy. Using the EU's CBAM as a case, it argues for a universal treaty-based architecture to mitigate adverse impacts on developing countries. It outlines methods for quantifying…

via Social Science Research Network

Just transition? Exploring the climate finance, regulatory quality, trade openness and renewable energy nexus

Lili Wang, Jun Pang

This paper empirically examines the nexus between climate finance, regulatory quality, trade openness, and renewable energy deployment, likely using Chinese data. It highlights the role of policy and regulatory environments in shaping renewable energy investment.

via Energy Economics