We present a model for climate change policy analysis which accounts for the possibility that
technology evolves endogenously and that technical change can be induced by …

For international environmental agreements aiming at world efficiency in the presence of
transboundary flow pollution, it is known that, in a static context, efficiency and stability in the …

This paper proposes a two-player, finite-horizon differential game model to analyze joint
implementation in environmental projects, one of the flexible mechanisms considered in the …

This paper analyses the formation and stability of coalitions to form international
environmental agreements. We present and apply the Stability of coalitions model to assess …

We combine new concepts of noncooperative coalition theory with an integrated
assessment model on climate change to analyze the impact of different protocol designs on …

The paper analyzes the effects of different equity principles on the decision of develo**
countries to join a world coalition whose aim is to control greenhouse gas emissions. A …

Concern about transboundary and global pollution problems ranks prominently on the
agenda of international politics and has led to the signature of several international …

This article reviews recent developments on the analysis of the formation and the stability of
international environmental agreements, which is called “new coalition theory”. Under this …

In this paper we use a simple climate model for endogenous environmental technical
change in order to analyse the effects on equity and efficiency of placing different degrees of …

We relax the single agreement and open membership assumptions that are implicit in the
concept of internal and external stability, which has been widely used to analyze the …