Making the European Green Deal Work
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Making the European Green Deal Work
EU Sustainability Policies at Home and Abroad
Dyrhauge, Helene; Kurze, Kristina
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
212
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9781032160771
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Introduction - Making the European Green Deal Work: EU Sustainability Policies at Home and Abroad Part I: Making the European Green Deal Work at Home 1. The European Green Deal: Shifting the EU's Gaze Towards the Future? 2. Green Fiscal Systems: Their Role in the European Green Deal 3. The Role of the European Investment Bank in Financing the Green Transition 4. The Keys to the EU's Climate Neutrality Goal: Forest Carbon and LULUCF 5. Renovating Europe: How to Start and Steer a Wave? 6. The Role of Conditionality in the Relationship between the EU and the Visegrad Four Countries 7. Proper in Speech, Careful in Acts: Slovenia's Challenging Transition to Climate Neutrality Part II: Making the European Green Deal Work Abroad 8. Green Deal Diplomacy Towards Regional Organisations: Assessing the EU's Potential Diplomatic Leverage 9. Protection of the Global Climate in EU-Russia Relations: An Assessment of Norm Strength and Logic of Action 10. When Climate Action is Strategic: The Case of the European Neighbourhood Policy Towards Egypt 11. Just Transition and the European Green Deal: The Case of Coal Mining in Colombia Conclusion
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European Green Deal;Green Deal;sustainability;EU;European Union;EU sustainability policy;climate change;governance;energy policy;governance policy;logic of consequences;logic of appropriateness;sustainable transformation;sustainable transition;fiscal system;European Investment Bank;green transition;climate neutrality;mining;diplomacy;LULUCF;Visegrad Four;EU Climate;EU Climate Policy;EU Member State;EU Emission Trading System;Energy Efficiency;V4 Country;EU Institution;EU Level;EU Russia Relation;Achieve Climate Neutrality;Limit GHG Emission;Sustainability Transition;EU Budget;Soft Governance Mechanisms;Energy Sources;EU's Goal;Forest Carbon;EU's External Relation;Final Energy Consumption;Member States;SD Norm
Introduction - Making the European Green Deal Work: EU Sustainability Policies at Home and Abroad Part I: Making the European Green Deal Work at Home 1. The European Green Deal: Shifting the EU's Gaze Towards the Future? 2. Green Fiscal Systems: Their Role in the European Green Deal 3. The Role of the European Investment Bank in Financing the Green Transition 4. The Keys to the EU's Climate Neutrality Goal: Forest Carbon and LULUCF 5. Renovating Europe: How to Start and Steer a Wave? 6. The Role of Conditionality in the Relationship between the EU and the Visegrad Four Countries 7. Proper in Speech, Careful in Acts: Slovenia's Challenging Transition to Climate Neutrality Part II: Making the European Green Deal Work Abroad 8. Green Deal Diplomacy Towards Regional Organisations: Assessing the EU's Potential Diplomatic Leverage 9. Protection of the Global Climate in EU-Russia Relations: An Assessment of Norm Strength and Logic of Action 10. When Climate Action is Strategic: The Case of the European Neighbourhood Policy Towards Egypt 11. Just Transition and the European Green Deal: The Case of Coal Mining in Colombia Conclusion
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European Green Deal;Green Deal;sustainability;EU;European Union;EU sustainability policy;climate change;governance;energy policy;governance policy;logic of consequences;logic of appropriateness;sustainable transformation;sustainable transition;fiscal system;European Investment Bank;green transition;climate neutrality;mining;diplomacy;LULUCF;Visegrad Four;EU Climate;EU Climate Policy;EU Member State;EU Emission Trading System;Energy Efficiency;V4 Country;EU Institution;EU Level;EU Russia Relation;Achieve Climate Neutrality;Limit GHG Emission;Sustainability Transition;EU Budget;Soft Governance Mechanisms;Energy Sources;EU's Goal;Forest Carbon;EU's External Relation;Final Energy Consumption;Member States;SD Norm
