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Ramping Up Governance of the Global Environmental Commons: What Do Theory and History Tell Us?
This research paper examines the governance of global environmental commons through the lens of public goods theory and historical outcomes. It argues that while global governance has seen uneven results, ramping up effectiveness requires strengthening national coalitions, leveraging technological innovation, and reinforcing the narrative of sustainable development.
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Themes: global governance sustainable development collective action public goods montreal protocol
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kigali amendment
World Resources Institute
Document type: Research paper

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